Real customers, real coats
Watch it come off
Every clip below was sent in by someone who bought it. Nothing here is a stock video.
The actual problem
It is not the shedding. It is where all of it ends up.
A dog drops most of its loose undercoat in a handful of weeks. If it does not come out on a glove, it comes out on the sofa, the car seat and the one black jumper you own.
Drag the handle. Left is a week of not grooming. Right is one session.
Three steps
There is no learning curve
Put it on
Pet them like normal
Peel the hair off
“She used to hide when the brush came out. Now she puts her head on my knee and waits.”
Why it does not hurt
259 soft silicone tips instead of steel pins
A slicker brush works by dragging metal through a coat, which is exactly why most animals learn to avoid it. The tips here flex under pressure, so the glove grabs loose hair and slides past the hair that is still attached.
The satisfying part
The hair comes off in one piece
Loose hair mats together on the silicone rather than working its way between bristles. When you are done you pinch one edge and the whole layer lifts off like felt.
Wet or dry
It doubles as a bath mitt
Silicone does not clog or hold water, so the same glove works shampoo down to the skin and then rinses clean under the tap. One tool instead of three.
Honest comparison
Against what you probably own
| Duven Glove | Slicker brush | Lint roller | Vacuum attachment | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The animal actually enjoys it | Rarely | n/a | ||
| Cannot scratch skin | ||||
| Removes hair before it sheds | ||||
| Works on a wet coat | ||||
| Cleans in one pull | Refills | |||
| Silent | ||||
| Ongoing cost | None | None | Refills | None |
Before you ask
Questions we actually get
Does it actually work on long or double coats?
Yes, but technique matters. On double coats work in short strokes against the grain first to lift the undercoat, then long strokes with the grain to collect it. On short coats one direction is enough.
Will my cat tolerate it?
Most do, because the silicone tips feel like a hand rather than metal pins. Cats that fight a slicker brush usually sit through this. Start on the back and shoulders and leave the belly until they trust it.
One size fits all?
One size with an adjustable wrist strap, fitting hands roughly 16 to 22 cm around the palm. Pick the two-pack if you want a glove on each hand.
Can I use it in the bath?
Yes. It works as a shampoo mitt and the silicone will not clog. Rinse it under the tap afterwards and let it air dry.
How do I clean it?
Peel the collected hair off in one sheet. For a deeper clean, warm soapy water by hand. Do not put it in the dishwasher, the heat can warp the tips.
How long does delivery take and what if I hate it?
Three to six working days, free over 39. If it does not work for your animal, tell us within 30 days and we refund you. You keep the glove.
The promise
Thirty days. Keep the glove either way.
Use it properly for a month. If your animal hates it, or your sofa looks the same, email us and we refund the order. We will not ask you to post it back, because return shipping costs more than the glove.
