Riley & Rex - Pet Grooming Glove

TL;DR: The Riley & Rex Pet Grooming Glove is a hand-worn pet hair removal glove with soft rubber tips that lifts loose fur while you pet your dog or cat. It suits owners of medium and long-haired pets that resist traditional brushes, and it's available in Green or Purple.

The glove slips onto your hand so brushing feels like petting. That makes it easier to work through the coat of an anxious or squirmy pet without a wrestling match.

What does the grooming glove do?

Soft rubber tips on the palm lift loose hair and undercoat as you stroke your pet. Shed fur gathers on the glove surface, so you can peel it off in one piece instead of chasing it around the couch.

Compared with a rigid deshedding brush, the glove format keeps nervous pets relaxed because the motion mimics affectionate petting rather than tool contact.

Key features

• Glove-style fit lets you brush by petting — lower stress for reactive dogs and cats.
• Soft rubber tips lift loose fur and undercoat without pulling on skin.
• Collects shed hair in one spot so it doesn't end up on furniture or clothing.
• Lightweight and compact — stores easily in a drawer between sessions.
• Well-suited to medium and long-haired coats as a supplementary grooming tool.
• Two colour options: Green and Purple.

Specifications

Attribute	Value
Brand	Riley & Rex
Product type	Grooming glove (brushes & deshedding)
Tip material	Soft rubber
Colour options	Green, Purple (2 variants)
Species	Dogs and cats
Best for	Medium to long-haired coats

Choose from Green or Purple — both share the same soft-rubber design.

Who is it for?

This pet hair removal glove suits dog owners who want a gentler alternative to a standard slicker brush, and households with pets that back away from conventional grooming tools. It also works as an introductory tool for puppies being handled for the first time.

Cat owners get good use from it too. If you've struggled to brush my cat–style sessions with a bristle brush, the glove often succeeds because the motion feels like petting rather than grooming — the same reason some owners prefer cat bathing gloves over rigid tools at bath time.

How often should you use it?

Once or twice a week is enough for most coats, with more frequent sessions during spring and fall shedding. Use long, slow strokes in the direction of hair growth, starting at the shoulders and working toward the tail.

Feeding & use

Slip the glove onto your dominant hand and secure the wrist strap. Pet your dog or cat as you normally would, using light, even pressure — the rubber tips do the work, so there's no need to press hard.

Peel the collected hair off the glove surface when you're done and rinse the glove clean under warm water.

You may also like: pair the glove with the Riley & Rex - Self-Cleaning Pet Slicker Brush or the Riley & Rex - Double Sided Pet Pin & Bristle Brush for dense undercoats and deeper work, and add the Riley & Rex - Non-Slip Handle Slicker Brush for short-coated pets and quick touch-ups.

Available for same-day pickup at our North York, Toronto storefront, or ships Canada-wide.