Every de-shedding brush has the same flaw — The Shed Catcher

Ships from a US warehouse — days, not weeks · 30-day guarantee: a photo, not a return label

Every de-shedding brush has the same flaw.

It takes the hair off the dog and hands it to your living room. You’re not grooming — you’re relocating.

US WAREHOUSE · DOMESTIC DELIVERY

The Shed Catcher’s de-shedding head on the coat. The hair goes down the line into the bin — not into the air. Supplier photo of the product that ships.

Get The Shed Catcher — $149.95Doesn’t work for you? Photo. Full refund. Keep it.

You know the sequence

Brush.Ten strokes and the brush is a pelt. You pull the clump off and drop it on the floor to deal with later.

Float.Half of it never reached the floor. It’s in the air, and then it’s on the couch, the blinds, your black jeans.

Settle.Same hair, new address. The dog is better; the room is worse.

Vacuum.So now you groom, then you vacuum — and the vacuum brush needs de-hairing too.

None of that is your technique. A brush has nowhere to put the hair. That’s the design, and no fancier brush fixes it.

A vacuum first. A groomer second.

The Shed Catcher puts the grooming heads on the end of a vacuum line. The de-shedding head, the brush heads and the clipper all pull as they work, so the hair goes straight down the hose into a sealed 2.5-litre bin as it comes off the coat. It never gets its moment in the air.

The sealed 2.5 L bin. When you’re done you open it over the trash. That’s the whole cleanup.

That one change is the product. Everything else is what’s in the box.

Kit contents as supplied: de-shedding head, brush heads, cordless clipper with vacuum pickup, crevice and nozzle attachments, 6 guard combs.

What we claim — and what we don’t

The claim	Where it comes from
Hair is pulled into a sealed bin as it comes off the coat	SUPPLIER SPEC SHEET. That’s the mechanism and the reason to buy it.
≥10 kPa suction · ≤65 dB · 2.5 L bin · 5 tools · 3 modes	SUPPLIER FIGURES. Their numbers. We haven’t put a gauge or a meter on it.
It stops shedding	NOT CLAIMED. Nothing stops shedding. This changes where the hair ends up.
Your dog will tolerate a vacuum near them	NOT CLAIMED. Some do, some don’t. Start on the low mode, short sessions. If yours won’t have it, the guarantee is below.
Coat or skin health benefit	NOT CLAIMED. It’s a vacuum with grooming heads.

The honest math

A mobile-groomer visit runs $75–$120 and the hair is back in a fortnight. This is $149.95, once. Comparable vacuum-groomer kits from the big ad brands were listed at $199.95–$333 in August 2026 — we publish the spec sheet and skip the fake sale. No compare-at price, no countdown.

The 30-day guaranteeIf it doesn’t work for you — the dog won’t have it, the noise is more than you’ll live with, whatever the reason — send a photo. Full refund, and you keep it. No return label, no restocking fee, no arguing. One per household.

Get The Shed Catcher — $149.95Ships from a US warehouse, typically 3–5 days

Don’t buy it if

Your dog bolts from the household vacuumand you’re not up for a slow, treat-heavy introduction on the low setting.

You want it to de-mat.It de-sheds and clips. A matted coat is a groomer job.

You’re hoping the shedding stops.It won’t. We’d rather lose the sale than pretend.

Fair questions

How loud is 65 dB?: Roughly conversation volume — quieter than most household vacuums, which sit around 70–80. That’s the supplier’s cap, not our measurement.
Does the clipper pull hair too?: Yes — the clipper head has a vacuum pickup, so trimmed hair goes down the line the same way.
How often does the bin need emptying?: We haven’t counted, and it depends on the dog. It’s 2.5 litres; open it over the trash when it’s full.
Colours?: Gray, or white with blue. Same kit inside.

Five dogs live in our house — Zeus, Coco, Yogi, Preston and Polo. Gear gets used here before it gets sold here. Why we exist →

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