Cat Hair Remover for Couch & CarpetThe Fur Rake
A cat hair remover for the couch that pulls out the fur a roller leaves behind.
Also in The Apartment Cat Kit, save CA$21.
Estimated delivery: 8–14 business days · tracked
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Shipping detailsReturns policy- Twin coils grip hair woven deep into fabric and roll it into one pile
- Works on sofas, short-pile rugs, car mats, cat trees and pet beds
- Reusable for good: no sticky sheets, refills or batteries
- Stainless steel frame and a soft-grip handle, about 8 in (20 cm) long
- Quiet, so the cat can supervise from a safe distance
Some cat hair does not sit on the sofa, it lives in it. Pull the twin copper-coloured coils toward you in short strokes and the fur woven into the fabric rolls up into one fluffy pile you can pick up in one go. It works on the sofa, the rug, the car mats and the cat tree carpet, where a roller only skims the top.
Why we chose it
Because the human deserves a nice thing too, and this one never needs a refill, a battery or a sticky sheet.
The practical details
- Twin copper-coloured coils on a stainless steel band, grey ABS handle with a soft grip
- About 8 × 6.3 in (20 × 16 cm) and 79 g
- For sofas, short-pile rugs and carpets, car mats, cat trees, pet beds and stairs
- Not for knitwear, wool, cashmere or delicate fabrics; test a hidden patch first
What is in the box
- 1 fur rake
Delivery & policies
Before you buy
Cat Hair Remover for Couch & Carpet: questions, answered
How is it different from a pet hair roller?
A roller lifts loose hair from the surface of taut fabric. The Fur Rake drags the hair out of the weave, so it gets the fur that has been sat on for weeks, and it works on carpet and cat trees where a roller does not.
What should I not use it on?
Knitwear, wool, cashmere, loose weaves and delicate fabrics: the coils can pull threads. Test a small hidden patch first, and press lightly on velvet and microfibre.
How do I use it?
Hold it at an angle and pull it toward you in short, quick strokes. The hair gathers into a pile in front of the coils. Pick the pile up by hand, then vacuum anything left.
Does it need cleaning?
Pull any hair off the coils with your fingers. Rinse it and let it dry if it gets dusty.