Quick Answer: Grooming gloves have silicone nodules on the palm and fingers that catch loose and shedding fur as you stroke your dog normally. From your dog's perspective, it feels exactly like being petted. You're grooming them without them noticing any difference from a regular cuddle session.
Why They Work Better Than Brushes for Many Dogs
Many dogs resist brushes because the tool is unfamiliar — they don't understand why a strange object is being dragged through their fur. A grooming glove is indistinguishable from a hand petting them. Dogs who flee at the sight of a brush often stand willingly for glove grooming.
How To Use Them
- Put on the gloves — they fit most hand sizes with the adjustable wrist strap
- Stroke your dog in the direction of hair growth with gentle firm pressure
- The silicone nodules collect loose fur as you go
- Periodically peel the collected fur off the glove — it releases cleanly from silicone
- For bath time: apply shampoo through the glove and massage through the coat
- Rinse gloves after use
Best For
- Dogs who resist traditional brushes
- Short-coated heavy shedders — Labs, Boxers, Pugs
- Bath time deshedding
- Daily maintenance between professional grooming
Recommended Product
Our Pet Grooming Gloves — double-sided, fits most hand sizes. Included in the Lick Mat Spa Kit. See all grooming products.
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