Collection: Cat Grooming

Keep coats tidy and hairballs down with cat grooming tools from Pawbrio. We stock a cat brush for long hair and short hair, deshedding tools, cat grooming gloves, nail clippers, quiet cat clippers for matted fur and self-grooming corner combs, all with free tracked UK delivery.

Choosing cat grooming tools

Match the tool to the coat. A slicker brush or wide-tooth comb is the cat brush for long hair that reaches the undercoat before mats form; a soft bristle or rubber cat brush for short hair lifts loose fur without scratching. A deshedding comb removes dead undercoat in spring and autumn. Cat grooming gloves suit cats that dislike brushes, as grooming feels like stroking.

Cat clippers should be quiet and low-vibration, with guard combs to protect the skin; use them for small mats rather than full clips, and never cut a mat with scissors. Our electric clippers ship with a UK plug and UKCA/CE marking. Keep sessions short and reward your cat, and build up from a few strokes to a full groom over weeks.

• Dog grooming
• Cat scratching posts

Cat Grooming FAQs

How often should I groom my cat?

Long-haired cats need brushing most days; short-haired cats once or twice a week. Increase during moulting seasons.

Which cat brush is best for shedding?

A deshedding comb or slicker brush removes the most loose undercoat. Follow with a soft brush to smooth the top coat.

Can I use dog clippers on a cat?

Cat skin is thinner and cats are noise-sensitive, so a quiet clipper designed for cats with guard combs is safer.