STALTWO Double-Sided Deshedding Rake for Dogs and Cats, 9/17 Teeth, Orange

If you’re mainly working through knots, a grooming tool needs a different approach than one meant for loose undercoat. The STALTWO brush combines both tasks: use its 9-tooth side for mats and tangles, then switch to the 17-tooth side for thinning and deshedding. It is designed for long- and medium-haired dogs and cats, with an orange finish and a non-slip rubber handle.

That two-sided layout makes it useful for a grooming session that moves from detangling to routine coat care, rather than reaching for a separate comb for each step.

Highlights

The two sides have distinct jobs. The 9-tooth side is intended for stubborn mats and tangles, while the 17-tooth side is for removing loose hair and thinning the undercoat. The teeth are described as sharpened with fine, rounded ends, a design intended to cut through knots while being gentler against the skin. Use a light touch and work gradually, especially when you encounter a tight tangle.

The brush is also presented as a dematting tool, detangling comb, undercoat comb, and deshedding rake. That range may suit owners who want one hand tool for several coat-care tasks. Its rubber handle is lightweight and non-slip, which can help maintain a steady grip while grooming.

Size & fit

The brush measures 6.6 x 3.8 x 1.02 inches and weighs 3.84 ounces. The product is intended for long- and medium-haired dogs and cats. Those dimensions and the two tooth configurations are useful details to consider if you’re choosing a grooming tool for regular coat maintenance as well as occasional knot removal.

Best use cases

This rake makes the most sense when a pet’s coat needs both detangling and undercoat grooming. For example, after noticing loose hair on a long-haired dog’s coat, you could start with the 9-tooth side only where knots need attention, then use the 17-tooth side to work through loose undercoat. For a cat or a pet with medium-length hair, the same two-step setup is available, though comfort and cooperation will vary by animal.

Customer feedback is generally favorable about removing loose fur and using the brush on long-haired pets, with some owners also describing the handle as comfortable. Reactions from pets are mixed, however, and some buyers report that the tool can get stuck during use. That makes a patient, gentle approach important, if the coat catches, stop and reposition rather than pulling through. It’s a great fit if you want one tool for both knots and shedding. You may want to skip it if your pet strongly resists grooming tools or you need a tool specifically described for short-haired coats.

Before you decide

What does each side do? The 9-tooth side is intended for mats and tangles, the 17-tooth side is for thinning and deshedding.

Which coats is it designed for? The listed use is for long- and medium-haired dogs and cats.

Is it comfortable for every pet? The rounded tooth design and non-slip handle are intended to support comfortable grooming, but customer reports describe mixed reactions from pets and mixed ease of use. Your pet’s response may differ depending on how you use it.

Final verdict

The STALTWO is a practical choice to consider when you want a dual-sided rake for both detangling and undercoat care, rather than a tool with only one grooming function. Its stated coat range, compact dimensions, and two tooth options give you clear selection points. The main consideration is that it may snag during use and not every pet will tolerate it, so it suits a calm, gradual grooming routine better than a rushed pass through a resistant coat.