Grooming & Care
De-shedding, bath & grooming tools for cats
Calm, gentle cat grooming tools — de-shedding gloves and mitts that cut loose fur and hairballs, no-rinse cleaning gloves, foaming bath brushes and stress-free restraint bags for nail trims. Keep your cat clean, comfortable and shedding less.
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Cat Grooming Vacuum Kit — Clipper, De-Shedding Brush & 5 Tools
Loose fur goes into the cup, not onto your couch — brush, trim and clean up with one quiet machine.
Sale price $149.90 Regular price $199.90 -
Steam Grooming Brush for Cats — De-Shedding Mist & Massage Comb
A fine mist relaxes the coat while soft bristles lift loose fur — the grooming your cat leans into.
★4.6(113)Sale price $24.90 Regular price $39.90 -
Calm-Hold Cat Grooming Bag
A breathable mesh bag that gently holds your cat still, so nail trims, baths, and ear cleaning stay calm for both of you.
★4.1(10)Sale price $24.90 Regular price $37.90 -
Cat Grooming & De-Shedding Massage Glove
De-shed, groom, and massage your cat with the motion of petting
★4.4(45)Sale price $24.90 Regular price $38.90 -
No-Rinse Cat Grooming Gloves
Bath-free wipe mitts that clean the coat, chin, paws, and ears without water.
★4.8(40)Sale price $24.90 Regular price $37.90 -
Catwell PawGuard Anti-Scratch Bath & Grooming Covers (Set of 4)
Scratch-free baths, nail trims, and vet visits — one paw at a time
★4.9(14)Sale price $29.90 Regular price $44.90
Buying guide
How to groom a cat that hates being groomed
Most cats do not hate grooming. They hate stiff pins, tugging and being held. Change the tool and the routine, and a five-minute brush becomes something they lean into.
Shedding and hairballs: brush more, pull less
The Steam Grooming Brush releases a fine mist that makes loose fur cling to soft silicone bristles instead of floating around the room. The Grooming and De-Shedding Glove feels like petting, which is why cats that flee a brush tolerate it. Use either for a few minutes a day during shedding season.
Dirty paws and quick clean-ups
The No-Rinse Grooming Gloves wipe fur clean without water, useful for elderly cats and for the days between baths. For a real bath, the Foaming Bath Brush dispenses shampoo as you brush so the whole thing is over faster.
Nail trims and medicine
The Calm-Hold Grooming Bag keeps a wriggling cat snug and safe with one paw out at a time. The PawGuard Anti-Scratch Covers protect your arms during baths and trims.
A routine that works
- Groom after a meal or play, when the cat is calm.
- Stop before the cat wants to stop. Two short sessions beat one long one.
- Finish with a treat or a lick mat, so grooming predicts something good.
Every tool ships free within the US, with a 90-day guarantee.
Common questions
How often should I brush an indoor cat?
Short-haired cats: two or three times a week, daily in spring and autumn. Long-haired cats: daily. A few minutes at a time is enough with a tool the cat tolerates.
Is the steam brush safe?
It releases a fine, cool-to-warm mist, not hot steam, and the bristles are soft silicone. Keep the mist away from the face and let the cat sniff the brush first.
Do cats really need baths?
Rarely. Most cats keep themselves clean. Use no-rinse gloves for spot cleaning and save a full bath for real messes, using the foaming brush to keep it short.
How do I use the grooming bag without stressing my cat?
Introduce it open on the floor with treats for a day or two before the first trim. Zip it loosely, take one paw out at a time and keep sessions under ten minutes.
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