CoatCalm · The Coat Blow Survival Kit
For double-coated dogs · Husky · Shepherd · Golden

Get the undercoat out before it ends up in your house.

The rake + slicker kit built for this fall's coat blow — without vacuuming twice a day, blade-style tools that cut the healthy topcoat, or another $60–90 groomer visit.

A double coat blows from the dense underlayer — where regular brushes never reach. The double-row rake pulls the dead undercoat out at the source; the slicker lifts the rest through the topcoat. Pull, not cut. It’s the two-tool combo a 30-year groomer summed up in one comment: “an undercoat rake and a long coat slicker.”

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What's in the kit

Why not just book the groomer?

A single deshedding appointment runs $60–90 and the coat keeps blowing for weeks after. The kit is $49 once — less than one deshed visit at the groomer ($60-90) — and it’s still in your drawer next season.

Fair questions

Will this work on my dog? If your dog has an undercoat that “blows” twice a year (Husky, Shepherd, Golden, Malamute, Corgi, Aussie, most mixes of those) — yes, that’s exactly who it’s for. Short single-coated breeds don’t need it.

Will it scratch my dog’s skin? The rake has rounded stainless teeth and no cutting edge — it’s built to grab dead undercoat, not skin. Groomers in the breed communities give the same two rules we print on the schedule card: work with the coat direction, and keep sessions short.

I had a deshedding tool. It wrecked the coat. Probably a blade-style tool — groomers have been loud about those cutting the guard coat, the shiny topcoat that’s supposed to stay. Nothing in this kit cuts. The rake pulls dead undercoat out; the slicker lifts it through the topcoat. Pull, not cut — that’s the whole design.

My dog hates being brushed. Usually the dog hates the tool, not the brushing. A rake used with the coat, in short sessions, is a different experience. Start with five minutes, treats after, stop before the dog wants to. The schedule card includes a short-session ramp-up so the first week builds trust instead of burning it.

Is this just two tools I could buy separately? Yes — and that’s the point. The hardware is the community’s own prescription: rake plus slicker. What you’re buying is the right pair in one order (most people buy the wrong rake — single-row tools clog every stroke on a blowing double coat), sized for double coats, with the schedule that tells you which tool, which day, and for how long.

Want the full rundown first? Read the free Coat Blow Survival Guide — timing by breed, tools, technique, and the whole 6-week schedule.

Reserve yours — first run planned for September

$49 · free US shipping at launch · schedule card included free

CoatCalm is a new brand — this is our first production run, and it ships in September, right before the fall blow starts. You can’t buy it today, and we won’t pretend otherwise. Drop your email and you get first dibs plus launch-day pricing. No charge today.

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