The Shed Catcher 5-tool vacuum groomer, gray

The Shed Catcher — 5-Tool Vacuum Groomer

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$109.95
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The Shed Catcher 5-tool vacuum groomer, gray
  • The Shed Catcher 5-tool vacuum groomer, gray
  • The Shed Catcher vacuum groomer, white and blue
  • The sealed 2.5-litre bin, full of loose dog fur. Supplier photo, cropped.
  • Three of the heads: crevice tool, brush head and de-shedding head, with the nozzle on a carpet. Supplier photo, cropped.
  • The Shed Catcher 5-tool vacuum groomer, gray
  • The Shed Catcher vacuum groomer, white and blue
  • The sealed 2.5-litre bin, full of loose dog fur. Supplier photo, cropped.
  • Three of the heads: crevice tool, brush head and de-shedding head, with the nozzle on a carpet. Supplier photo, cropped.
The Shed Catcher — 5-Tool Vacuum Groomer

The Shed Catcher — 5-Tool Vacuum Groomer

$109.95
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The hair goes into the bin. Not onto your floor, your couch, or your car.

Every de-shedding brush has the same flaw: it takes the hair off the dog and hands it to your living room. The Shed Catcher is a different machine — every tool connects to a vacuum line, so the hair is pulled into a sealed 2.5-liter bin as it comes off the coat.

How it works — the one idea

A brush moves hair from the dog to the air. A vacuum line moves it from the dog to a bin. That is the entire difference. The de-shedding head, the brush heads and the clipper all sit on the same suction line, so the hair never gets a chance to float, settle, or ride out to the car on your jeans.

From the supplier's spec sheet — not our marketing

  • ≥10 kPa suction — the supplier's figure; we have not put a gauge on it
  • 2.5 L bin — sealed; empties into the trash
  • ≤65 dB operation — supplier-rated noise ceiling, roughly conversation volume
  • 5 grooming tools in the kit: de-shedding head, brush heads, cordless clipper with vacuum pickup, crevice and nozzle attachments
  • 6 guard combs for different coat lengths; detachable, washable blade
  • 3 suction modes — start on low for a dog that's new to it

What we claim — and what we don't

  • 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 · 65 dB · 2.5 L — SUPPLIER FIGURES. Their numbers, not our measurements.
  • It stops shedding — NOT CLAIMED. Nothing stops shedding. This changes where the hair ends up.
  • How many de-sheds one bin lasts — NOT CLAIMED. We haven't counted, and it depends on the dog.
  • Your dog will tolerate the noise — NOT CLAIMED. Some dogs take to a vacuum near them, some don't. Start on the low mode; if yours won't have it, use the guarantee.
  • Any skin or coat health benefit — NOT CLAIMED. It's a vacuum with grooming heads.
  • We manufacture it — NOT CLAIMED: we choose units and stand behind them with the guarantee; we don't build them.

Don't buy it if

Your dog bolts from the household vacuum and you're not up for a slow introduction. You want it to replace a groomer for a matted coat — it de-sheds and clips, it doesn't de-mat. Or you're hoping the shedding itself stops; it won't, and we'd rather say so.

The honest math

One mobile-groomer visit runs $75–$120. This is $109.95 at the founding price, once. It rises to $129.95 at order #100 — the only price change we will announce, and there is no countdown. 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 instead.

Our guarantee is the same weird one

60 days. Send a photo. Full refund. Keep it. If it doesn't work for you, that is the whole process — no return label, no restocking fee, no arguing. One per household.

Ships from a US warehouse, typically 3–5 days. Two colorways: Gray and White/Blue.

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