The Shed Catcher — 5-Tool Vacuum Groomer

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.

From the supplier's spec sheet — not our marketing

• ≥10 kPa suction pulls loose hair straight into the bin as you groom
• 2.5L dust cup — big enough for a full de-shed of a large double-coated dog without emptying
• ≤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 low for a dog that's new to it

The honest math

One mobile-groomer visit runs $75–$120. This is $149.95, once. Comparable vacuum-groomer kits from the big ad brands run $199.95–$333 — we publish the spec sheet and skip the fake sale instead.

Our guarantee is the same weird one

30 days. If it doesn't work for you, send a photo — full refund, and you keep it. No return label, no restocking fee, no arguing.

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