iToleeve Dual Flexible Head Slicker Dog Brush, round tipped pins, dual head

Round tipped pins on two flexible heads make up this slicker dog brush from iToleeve. Both heads flex with the shape of the animal's body, and the two sides do different jobs: the curved pins pull out loose fur and undercoat, the straight pins work knots free and smooth the top coat. Coat type and animal size are not what decides whether this brush fits, since it works on cats as well as on Goldendoodles, Labradoodles and Poodles, and on coats that are medium or long.

Where the dual head dog brush fits and where it does not

The pins are round tipped, and each row is mounted on a head that bends rather than staying rigid against the animal.

• Coats described as medium or long are the ones this brush is meant for, so a short-coated dog such as a Beagle or a Boxer falls outside that range.
• Goldendoodles, Labradoodles and Poodles are named as suitable breeds.
• Dogs and cats of different sizes and coat types can be brushed with it, so the animal's size is not a limit.
• Both heads are needed for the full job, since the curved pins handle loose fur and the straight pins handle knots.

What the two heads and the round tipped pins do

The curved side of the iToleeve slicker dog brush loosens hair that has already left the coat, and the straight side takes on knots and finishes the surface. Because both heads are flexible, they follow the contours of the pet's body as you work along the back and sides. Round tips sit at the end of every pin, which is the form the pins take for grooming. Mats and tangles in medium and long-haired coats are what the tool is aimed at.

• The dual flexible head design follows the pet's body contours.
• Curved pins gather loose fur and undercoat.
• Knots come undone and the coat is smoothed by the straight pins.
• Round tipped pins are the grooming surface across the heads.
• One brush covers loose-fur removal and detangling.
• Brand: iToleeve.

Questions about the dual head slicker dog brush

What coat lengths is this brush made for?

Medium and long-haired coats, where it is used to work out mats and tangles. A short coat is not the coat type the brush is described for.

Which breeds are named for this brush?

Goldendoodles, Labradoodles and Poodles are listed as suitable. Dogs and cats of other sizes and coat types are also covered by the description.

What does each side of the head do?

Knots get worked out and the coat is made smooth by the straight pins, while loose fur and undercoat are taken off by the curved pins. That makes it a dual head dog brush rather than a single-sided one.

How do the pins treat the skin?

Every pin is round tipped. The heads are flexible, so they contour to the shape of the pet's body during grooming.