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Andis 7.5" Steel Comb

Dual-tooth steel comb for detangling and finishing dog and cat coats.

$21.95 $21.95
Size 7.5"
In stock

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Description

The Andis 7.5" Steel Comb is a professional-grade steel comb designed to detangle, lift and finish dog and cat coats during at-home grooming. It's built for pet owners who like to keep their dog or cat looking tidy between professional grooming appointments, or who prefer to handle regular coat maintenance themselves.

The dual-tooth design combines coarse and fine spacing in one tool, which makes it useful across a wide range of coat types, from working through knots to finishing off a smoother, more polished look. It's a straightforward addition to any at-home grooming kit.

For dogs and cats prone to loose hair, light matting or general coat debris, this comb offers a simple way to tidy things up without needing separate tools for detangling and finishing.

Why We Love It

Andis has been making grooming tools since 1922, and that experience shows in the details — this comb is built from pro-grade steel rather than lighter plastic alternatives, which makes it feel sturdier for regular use.

We like that it does two jobs in one tool. The dual-tooth design means you're not switching between a detangling comb and a separate finishing comb, which keeps grooming simple for owners who are managing coat care themselves at home.

It's also a low-fuss addition to a grooming kit — easy to clean, easy to store, and backed by a one-year warranty, so it's a practical option for anyone wanting a reliable, no-frills comb.

Key Benefits

  • Professional Steel Teeth: Glide smoothly through coats to lift tangles, loose hair and debris.
  • Dual-Tooth Design: Combines coarse and fine spacing in one comb, so you can detangle and finish without switching tools.
  • Balanced 7.5" Length: Offers control and manoeuvrability across a range of coat types.
  • Easy to Clean: Simple to wipe down and maintain between grooming sessions.
  • One-Year Warranty: Backed by Andis for added peace of mind.
  • Brand: Andis
  • Product Type: Steel Detangling Comb
  • Pet Species: Dogs & Cats
  • Material: Pro-Grade Steel
  • Colour: Silver/Stainless Steel
  • Length: 7.5" (19 cm)
  • Warranty: One-Year Warranty
  • Wipe the comb clean after each use to remove trapped hair and debris.
  • Store in a dry place to help prevent rust on the steel teeth.
  • Inspect the teeth regularly and stop use if any become bent or damaged.

Is this comb suitable for both dogs and cats?
Yes, the Andis 7.5" Steel Comb is designed for use on both dogs and cats across a range of coat types.

What does the dual-tooth design do?
The comb has coarse and fine tooth spacing on one tool, so you can detangle with the coarse side and finish with the fine side using the same comb.

Will this comb work on all coat types?
The manufacturer markets it as suitable for a wide range of coat types. For heavily matted areas, working through with your fingers first or using a detangling spray beforehand can make combing easier.

Does the comb come with a warranty?
Yes, it's backed by a one-year manufacturer warranty from Andis.

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Grooming Tip

Comb From Root to Tip, Not Just the Surface

In our experience, it helps to work through the coat starting close to the skin rather than just skimming the top layer—surface-only combing can miss hidden tangles underneath. If you meet resistance, gently ease the knot apart with your fingers before working the comb through. Pay extra attention to the ears, legs, and friction areas where coats tend to knot most.