A double-sided dematting comb with curved stainless steel hooks that pull out mats instead of skimming over them. You draw it through the coat in either direction, the hooks catch tangles and shed undercoat, and the rounded tips stay gentle on skin, all with a simple hand tool that has nothing to charge.
Slicker brushes skim over knots and standard combs snag on them, so mats and shed undercoat stay buried in thick fur. Knotglide uses a double-sided row of curved stainless steel hooks with rounded tips to work into the coat, catch tangles and loose undercoat, and pull them free while staying gentle on skin.

Each hook works into dense fur, and its inner curve catches shed undercoat that combs and slicker brushes tend to leave behind.
The double-sided design lets you draw the comb through the coat both ways without flipping it, which keeps sessions moving on large or heavily coated dogs.
A fixing screw at the side keeps the blade assembly locked together, so the comb stays firm while you work through knots.
A contoured handle with grip grooves stays comfortable through longer sessions, and the hanging hole lets you store it on a hook between uses.
Before running a metal comb through a thick coat, it’s fair to ask whether it will actually get past the surface fur, whether it will scratch skin, and whether it will hold up. Here’s how each one is handled.
Pull gently through small sections of coat. Very tight mats close to the skin may still need a professional groomer.
