The Grooming Set

The Grooming Set

Bath night, start to finish

The bath itself is the short part. It's everything around it — the mats you find halfway through, the coat that won't dry, the crust around the eyes — that turns twenty minutes into an evening. Usually it's not the pet being difficult. It's the wrong tool at the wrong moment.

Three tools, in the order you actually need them.

What's in the set

Woody Slicker — before the bath
Mats tighten when they get wet, so brushing comes first. The pin bed works through tangles without scraping the skin underneath, and the solid wood handle stays comfortable through a long session. Cleaning brush included.

3-Second Towel — straight after
Dense microfibre woven in Korea, yarn to stitch. It pulls water up out of the coat instead of pushing it around, so you're not reaching for a second towel and a third — and far less time under the dryer, which is the part most pets genuinely dread. 80 × 40 cm.

Mist Brush — last, at the face
Dry combing around the eyes tugs hardened crust off the fur, and your pet feels every bit of it. The Mist Brush releases a fine mist from the comb head itself to soften the crust first, then lifts it away in a single pass. Motion-activated, two mist levels, USB-C.

The routine

1. Brush the coat out with the slicker — short strokes, in the direction the coat grows. Work through mats gradually.
2. Bathe.
3. Press dry with the towel — press it into the coat rather than rubbing. Back and body first, then legs.
4. Finish at the face. Mist the fur around the eyes, mist off, then comb the softened crust away.

What's included

Questions

Do I need all three?
Each works on its own, but they cover different parts of the same routine — brushing, drying, and the face. The set is for owners doing the whole thing in one sitting.

Will this work for a cat?
Yes. The towel is soft enough for a cat's skin after a bath, and the Mist Brush suits both dogs and cats.

My pet hates being brushed. Will the slicker be different?
Most pets are reacting to pins scraping the skin. This pin bed is built to work through knots without that, and many pets settle once brushing stops hurting.

Is the mist safe near the eyes?
Never spray directly into the eye. Hold the brush slightly away from the face and mist the fur around the eye, not the eye itself.

Care

• Towel: machine wash cold on delicate, mild detergent. No bleach, no fabric softener — softener coats the fibres and ruins absorbency. Air dry in the shade; do not tumble dry. Wash separately from other colours for the first few washes; a little colour release early on is normal.
• Slicker: never soak it. Water trapped under the pin cushion is what ruins a slicker brush. Remove hair, wipe the pins with disinfecting alcohol, then stand it pins-down to dry. Wood grain and colour vary brush to brush — that's the material, not a defect.
• Mist Brush: the battery is built in, so don't wash the whole unit. Clean the comb teeth only. Empty and dry the reservoir after every use.
• This is a grooming set, not a medical device. Keep out of reach of children.