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Fur Control

Control at the source. Clarity on your surfaces. Clean floors underneath.

Fur Control is a layered system for managing pet hair across three surfaces: the dog, your furniture, and your floors. Each tool handles one layer. Together, they reduce visible shedding without turning grooming into a project.

Fur Control tools arranged as a system
The friction

Hair on every surface. The sofa, the rug, the kitchen floor. No matter how often you clean, it comes back. The feeling of being one step behind.

Why one tool doesn't solve it

Hair appears on three layers — the dog, your furniture, your floors. Solving one layer without the others just moves the problem. Source control is not surface cleaning. Surface cleaning is not floor cleaning. Each requires a different intervention.

Control at the source. Clarity on your surfaces. Clean floors underneath.

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Rake the source

Remove loose undercoat before it reaches your surfaces. 5 minutes, 1-2 times per week.

1-2x/week View tool
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Brush the surface

One pass across the sofa, the blanket, the bed throw. Battery-free, self-cleaning, daily.

Daily View tool
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Sweep the carpet

Rubber bristles pull embedded hair from rugs and carpets that vacuums miss.

As needed View tool

About Fur Control

Do I need all three tools?

Not necessarily. The Brush and Rake cover the core routine (pet + furniture). The Floor Sweep adds a third layer for homes with rugs or carpet where embedded hair is an issue.

What order should I use them in?

Start at the source: Rake the dog to reduce shedding. Then Brush your furniture. Then Sweep your floors. Each step reduces what the next one has to handle.

Is this only for dogs that shed a lot?

Any dog that lives indoors will leave hair on surfaces. The system works for moderate shedders too — it just means less frequent use of the Rake.

What about cats?

The Brush works on cat hair on furniture. The Rake is designed for dog coats specifically — not recommended for cats.

Structure beats reaction. A few minutes of routine replaces hours of cleanup.