Cat Grooming Supplies

HDP Safari CAT Self-Cleaning Slicker Brush

PRICE: 12.00

Quick Overview : • Stainless steel pins• Quality Guaranteed• Reduces shedding for cats with all coat types• Ideal for everyday use• Makes grooming simple• Provides excellent grooming results with minimal efforts• Stainless steel pins gently remove dead hair, mats and tangles, then retract for easy clean-up

Safari Cat Self-Cleaning Slicker Brush

The Self-Cleaning Slicker has gentle stainless steel pins that retract for easy cleanup. Frequent brushing helps prevent hair balls and enhances the coat’s natural luster. Brush in the direction of hair growth, taking care to use gentle strokes. Work on small areas, parting the hair in sections. When pad becomes full, remove hair by pressing button on back of pad. Hair will be pushed off the pins.

Use a Safari comb to remove any loose hair or mats.

Full line of consumer-friendly grooming tools.

Safari grooming tools are easy to use for every coat type and feature ergonomic comfort-grip handles. These quality products help to reduce shedding, mats and tangles while promoting healthy coats for pets.

Reduces shedding for cats with all coat types
Ideal for everyday use
Comfort grip handle
Safe and easy to use

Grooming Tips


How to Brush Safari cat grooming brushes and grooming tools are safe and easy to use. Brush in the direction of hair growth, from head to tail and then down the legs. Use flowing strokes, separating the hair as needed. To fluff the coat, brush against direction of hair growth.	Brush Carefully & Frequently Take care to avoid removing too much hair at one time when using your Safari cat brush. Use your Safari cat grooming brush frequently to help prevent hairballs, enhance the coat's natural luster, reduce shedding and encourage a healthy coat.	Handling Tangles & Mats For coats with mats or tangles, use a Safari Cat Shedding Comb, Safari Cat Shedding Blade or Safari Shed Magic De-Shedding Tool for cats to detangle the hair prior to brushing. Starting at the head, move toward the tail, then down the legs using long strokes that follow the direction of hair growth.