Pink 2-in-1 dog bath brush with a built-in shampoo dispenser
Shampoo reservoir being filled through the top of the pet bath brush
Soft silicone bristles on the dog bath and massage brush
Dog being washed with the silicone shampoo dispensing bath brush
Bath brush colour options in pink, orange and green
Lather building at the skin as the bath brush dispenses shampoo
Non-slip ergonomic grip on the back of the pet bath brush
Bath brush lid unscrewed for rinsing out the inside
Cat being massaged with the silicone grooming and bath brush
Dimensions diagram of the 2-in-1 dog bath brush

2-in-1 Dog Bath Brush – Silicone Massage Comb with Shampoo Dispenser

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Description

Bathing a dog with your hands means shampoo sits on top of the coat and never reaches the skin — which is where the dirt and dander actually are. This brush holds the shampoo in a built-in reservoir and releases it through soft silicone bristles as you scrub, so it lathers at the skin, spreads further, and gets the job done in fewer passes.

Key features

  • Built-in shampoo reservoir — dispenses as you brush, so you use noticeably less product per bath.
  • Lathers at the skin — bristles part the coat instead of sliding over it.
  • Soft silicone bristles — gentle enough for sensitive skin, firm enough to loosen dirt, mud and shed hair.
  • Doubles as a dry massage brush — leave the reservoir empty and use it between baths for deshedding.
  • Rinses clean — unscrew the lid and flush the inside; no trapped hair or dried shampoo.
  • Non-slip ergonomic grip — stays in your hand when everything is wet and soapy.

Specifications

  • Materials: TPR silicone bristles, PS body
  • Colours: Pink, Orange, Green
  • Suitable for: dogs and cats
  • Includes: 1 × bath and massage brush

How to use

  1. Unscrew the lid and fill the reservoir with your usual pet shampoo.
  2. Wet your pet's coat thoroughly first — shampoo lathers poorly on dry fur.
  3. Brush in slow circles, working from the neck back.
  4. Rinse the coat completely, then flush the brush with clean water.

Note: Use a pet-formulated shampoo. Human shampoo is the wrong pH for dog and cat skin.