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The BaBylissPRO PET Flex Slicker Brush Small is a small slicker brush with a flexible head that follows your pet's body shape, for gentle grooming of the head, legs and tail.

Key Features

  • Flexible head follows the shape of the body
  • Extra-long, flexible, angled stainless steel pins
  • Removes loose hair, undercoat and tangles
  • Small size for small pets and sensitive areas
  • Ergonomic handle with anti-slip bubble grip

Good To Know

  • Brush gently — slicker pins can scratch the skin if pressed down. Try it on your own arm first.
  • Work tangles out from the ends towards the skin. Tight mats close to the skin are best removed by a groomer.
  • Check for redness, lumps, fleas or sore spots while grooming, and see a vet about anything unusual.

Babylisspro pet flex slicker brush - for dog & cat - small

Flexible Head | Long Angled Pins | Head, Legs & Tail | Small

AED 68.25

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The BaBylissPRO PET Flex Slicker Brush Small is a small slicker brush with a flexible head that follows your pet's body shape, for gentle grooming of the head, legs and tail.

Key Features

  • Flexible head follows the shape of the body
  • Extra-long, flexible, angled stainless steel pins
  • Removes loose hair, undercoat and tangles
  • Small size for small pets and sensitive areas
  • Ergonomic handle with anti-slip bubble grip

Good To Know

  • Brush gently — slicker pins can scratch the skin if pressed down. Try it on your own arm first.
  • Work tangles out from the ends towards the skin. Tight mats close to the skin are best removed by a groomer.
  • Check for redness, lumps, fleas or sore spots while grooming, and see a vet about anything unusual.