• Fido Fave double-sided undercoat rake for dogs and cats, red
  • Fido Fave double-sided undercoat rake demo — close-up of the 9-teeth side loosening mats and tangles, then grooming footage lifting loose fur from long, wiry and double-coated dogs and cats, with all five handle colors
  • Hand grooming an Australian Shepherd lying on a rug with the pink-handled dual-sided undercoat rake, a pile of loose fur on the floor
  • Side by side with a competitor tool — the pink-handled rake's 17 and 9 teeth against a grey one's 11 and 6
  • Before and after one Australian Shepherd grooming session, with the removed fur and the pink-handled rake
  • Cat groomed on a sofa with the pink-handled rake, insets labelling the 9-teeth dematting side and the 17-teeth deshedding side
  • Four coat types — double-coated husky, long-haired Maine Coon, curly goldendoodle and fine-coated ragdoll — around the pink-handled undercoat rake
  • Four use steps with the pink-handled rake — start on the 9-teeth side, flip to the 17-teeth side, brush with the coat, wipe clean
  • Hand grooming an Australian Shepherd lying on a rug with the blue-handled dual-sided undercoat rake, a pile of loose fur on the floor
  • Side by side with a competitor tool — the blue-handled rake's 17 and 9 teeth against a grey one's 11 and 6
  • Before and after one Australian Shepherd grooming session, with the removed fur and the blue-handled rake
  • Cat groomed on a sofa with the blue-handled rake, insets labelling the 9-teeth dematting side and the 17-teeth deshedding side
  • Four coat types — double-coated husky, long-haired Maine Coon, curly goldendoodle and fine-coated ragdoll — around the blue-handled undercoat rake
  • Four use steps with the blue-handled rake — start on the 9-teeth side, flip to the 17-teeth side, brush with the coat, wipe clean
  • Hand grooming an Australian Shepherd lying on a rug with the black-handled dual-sided undercoat rake, a pile of loose fur on the floor
  • Side by side with a competitor tool — the black-handled rake's 17 and 9 teeth against a grey one's 11 and 6
  • Before and after one Australian Shepherd grooming session, with the removed fur and the black-handled rake
  • Cat groomed on a sofa with the black-handled rake, insets labelling the 9-teeth dematting side and the 17-teeth deshedding side
  • Four coat types — double-coated husky, long-haired Maine Coon, curly goldendoodle and fine-coated ragdoll — around the black-handled undercoat rake
  • Four use steps with the black-handled rake — start on the 9-teeth side, flip to the 17-teeth side, brush with the coat, wipe clean
  • Hand grooming an Australian Shepherd lying on a rug with the mint green-handled dual-sided undercoat rake, a pile of loose fur on the floor
  • Side by side with a competitor tool — the mint green-handled rake's 17 and 9 teeth against a grey one's 11 and 6
  • Before and after one Australian Shepherd grooming session, with the removed fur and the mint green-handled rake
  • Cat groomed on a sofa with the mint green-handled rake, insets labelling the 9-teeth dematting side and the 17-teeth deshedding side
  • Four coat types — double-coated husky, long-haired Maine Coon, curly goldendoodle and fine-coated ragdoll — around the mint green-handled undercoat rake
  • Four use steps with the mint green-handled rake — start on the 9-teeth side, flip to the 17-teeth side, brush with the coat, wipe clean
  • Hand grooming an Australian Shepherd lying on a rug with the purple-handled dual-sided undercoat rake, a pile of loose fur on the floor
  • Side by side with a competitor tool — the purple-handled rake's 17 and 9 teeth against a grey one's 11 and 6
  • Before and after one Australian Shepherd grooming session, with the removed fur and the purple-handled rake
  • Cat groomed on a sofa with the purple-handled rake, insets labelling the 9-teeth dematting side and the 17-teeth deshedding side
  • Four coat types — double-coated husky, long-haired Maine Coon, curly goldendoodle and fine-coated ragdoll — around the purple-handled undercoat rake
  • Four use steps with the purple-handled rake — start on the 9-teeth side, flip to the 17-teeth side, brush with the coat, wipe clean
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Fido Fave Double-Sided Undercoat Rake — Extra-Wide, 9 + 17 Teeth

Fido Fave Double-Sided Undercoat Rake — Extra-Wide, 9 + 17 Teeth

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Pulls Out the Undercoat Your Brush Can't Reach — In One Pass.
Dual-sided head — 9 teeth on one side cut through stubborn mats and tangles; 17 teeth on the other thin and deshed loose undercoat.
Extra-wide head covers more coat per stroke — ideal for large breeds, long coats, wiry coats and dense double coats.
Gently removes mats, tangles, knots, dander and trapped dirt — without harsh pulling or discomfort.
Lightweight, non-slip rubber handle gives a secure, comfortable grip through longer grooming sessions.
Built for long, wiry and double-coated dogs and cats — heavy shedders and seasonal blowouts.

Two Sides, Two Jobs

9-teeth side

Wider teeth cut into stubborn mats and tangles to open knots.

17-teeth side

Finer teeth thin and lift loose undercoat from below the top coat.

Built for these coats

Double coats
Long & wiry
Matted & thick

Dogs & cats — short, medium and long coats

Works best on medium, long, wiry & double coats · medium & large breeds

Specs

Teeth9 + 17 · dual-sided
Head width2.8 in (extra-wide)
Tool size6.9 × 3.7 × 1.1 in
Net weight4.1 oz
MaterialsStainless steel teeth · PP head · TPR non-slip handle

What pet parents say

★★★★★ 4.5 · 199 ratings on Chewy (78% 5-star)

★★★★★ Verified · Chewy

"I think I just took off three years worth of undercoat and both my cats look significantly smaller. Can't recommend enough for medium to long-haired animals."

★★★★★ Verified · Chewy

"My long haired cat hates a regular brush because it tugs. I ran this through her fur and she let me do it — it freed a bunch of tangles and a whole bunch of shedded fur. The photo is just from three strokes."

★★★★★ Verified · Chewy

"I'm a groomer. I absolutely love this product. It does an amazing job removing loose and dead undercoat. I spray quick slicker in the coat and use this tool to easily remove shedding coat."

★★★★ Verified · Chewy

"With a border collie, deshedding is so important and this worked well. I like the rounded edges on the blades so it doesn't feel uncomfortable for my pup. One downside — it can cause static; a dryer sheet helps."

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FAQ

What's the difference between the two sides?

One side has 9 wider teeth for cutting through stubborn mats and tangles (dematting); the other has 17 finer teeth for thinning and removing loose undercoat (deshedding). Start with the 9-teeth side to open knots, then switch to the 17-teeth side to clear loose fur.

Which coats does it work best on?

It's a two-sided tool, so the answer depends on which side you're using. The 9-teeth side loosens mats and tangles — that works on short, medium and long coats alike, wherever the hair knots up. The 17-teeth side lifts loose undercoat, and that's where coat type matters: the more undercoat your pet carries, the more fur comes out.

It works best on medium to long coats — long, wiry, thick or double coats, and dense undercoat during seasonal shed. On short or fine coats the mats still come out, but expect less loose fur to lift. If your pet has no mats and very little undercoat, a slicker brush or a fine-tooth comb is the better everyday tool.

Will it hurt my pet or pull the fur?

Brush only in the direction of hair growth with light pressure — never against the grain or with force. On loose-skinned areas, pull the skin taut first so the teeth glide through without catching.

Can I use it during bath time?

Yes. The non-slip TPR handle keeps a secure, comfortable grip even with wet hands.

How do I clean the brush?

Loose hair lifts off the teeth easily — just wipe or pull it away after each session. No sticky sheets or batteries needed.

Is it suitable for guinea pigs, rabbits or other small pets?

No — it's designed for medium to large dogs and cats with thick or double coats. The stainless-steel dematting teeth are made to cut through mats, and the 2.8-inch head is too large and too coarse for a small pet's thin, delicate skin. For guinea pigs, rabbits and similar small pets, use a soft-bristle brush or a fine-tooth comb made for small animals.

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