Shampoo sits on top
Hands lather the outer coat and never reach skin, so you use twice the product and still rinse out grey water.
Bath time, without the fight.
If your pet hates it, we don't want your money.
Works wet with shampoo, or dry between baths.
For dogs and cats
wet or dry
Soft silicone — no hard tips
Rinses clean in seconds
Most people wash a pet with their bare hands or a stiff plastic brush. Both fail for the same reason: neither gets shampoo past the top coat, and one of them hurts.
Hands lather the outer coat and never reach skin, so you use twice the product and still rinse out grey water.
Plastic tips catch and pull, which is exactly why a dog learns to bolt the second the taps run.
Undercoat that comes out in the tub ends up in the drain trap — or back on the sofa an hour later.
Warm water, skin level. Silicone grips a wet coat better than a dry one, so don't skip this.
A pea of shampoo on the bristles. Small circles, light pressure — the bristles do the reaching, you don't need to press.
Loose fur slides off the brush under the tap. Hang it by the loop and it's dry before the towels are.
Soft silicone flexes against skin instead of raking it — safe on short coats, won't snag a long one.
Shaped to sit in a soapy palm, so you're not chasing it around the tub.
One solid piece. Fur rinses straight off, and there's no seam for shampoo to sit in and go sour.
Built-in loop for the shower rail, so it dries between baths instead of living under the sink.
| Feature | Nuzzle | Plastic brush | Bare hands |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gets shampoo to skin | Yes ✓ | Partly | No ✗ |
| Gentle on sensitive skin | Yes ✓ | No ✗ | Mostly |
| Collects loose fur | Yes ✓ | Partly | No ✗ |
| Easy grip when wet | Yes ✓ | No ✗ | Mostly |
| Rinses clean instantly | Yes ✓ | No ✗ | Yes ✓ |
| Hangs to dry | Yes ✓ | Partly | No ✗ |