ROADREIGN-Cat-Paw Grooming Brush — 216 Stainless Steel Pins at 0.45 mm, Bent 140°, Resin-Tipped, One-Key Hair Ejection

216 pins, rounded tips

Shedding comes in two layers: the loose top coat you can see, and the undercoat sitting against the skin. A wide-tooth brush lifts the first and skips the second.

This head carries 216 stainless pins at 0.45 mm, packed densely into a rose-pink plate with a raised rim ring, so the pins reach underneath the top coat instead of skating over it.

• Every pin tip capped with a small resin bead, so the head ends blunt rather than sharp
• Raised rim ring keeps the pin bed stable as you work
• Stainless pins, so the head rinses under the tap

The bend

Bent to hold, not to drop

Straight pins push hair forward and let it fall off the sides. Every pin here is bent to 140° instead.

That angle turns each pin into a small hook. Combed hair slides down into the crook and stays there — on the head, not drifting through the air or settling on the sofa.

Less fur escaping mid-groom

The felted mat builds on the head, ready to come off in one piece

Bend visible in silhouette, so you can see the pins are working

The shape

Two faces, one tool

One side works; the other side is why it stays in your hand. The paw head carries the pin plate on one face and a raised peach pad on the other, with a small debossed paw mark low on the handle.

The silhouette is a cat's paw — four rounded toe lobes above a wide heel — with no sharp corner anywhere on it, so it sits in the hand the way a handle should.

Handle tapers from the head to a rounded blunt end

Smooth surface, easy to wipe down

Rounded edges throughout