The best-rated pet hair removers to keep your home fur-free

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The best pet hair removers

by Jade Moscrop |
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Our pets share every aspect of our lives with us, including the sofa, the bed, the carpets and anywhere else they decide they like to lounge around. For pet lovers, it's a given that you're going to find hair everywhere and you've come to terms with it, but for some of your guests, it might not be their ideal.

If your house is always covered in pet hair and your vacuum only scratches the surface, it could be time to invest in a pet hair remover that will make the job easier.

Here are some of the best pet hair removers available right now:

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The best pet hair removers for a fur-free home

Fur Magic Reusable Pet Hair Remover Roller1 of 7

Fur Magic Reusable Pet Hair Remover Roller

Not only will this pet hair remover get the job done, but it will show you just how much pet hair you've been missing. Simply press the button to release the fur compartment - it's mess free, efficient and much better value than replacing a sticky roller every few weeks. It does require a little bit of pressure to get it going, but the added bonus is that it sort of feels like a workout.

Fur Magic Pet Hair Remover Lint Brush2 of 7

Fur Magic Pet Hair Remover Lint Brush

This is a classic lint brush with a twist. All you have to do is insert the brush into the self-cleaning base and it clears the brush of any hair. When the case is full, open the case and empty into the bin. This one's perfect for keeping by the door for when you're on your way out and spot those rogue pet hairs on your clothes.

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Tuff Pets Pet Hair Remover

A slightly cheaper option, the Tuff Pets hair remover is similar in design to the Fur Magic option, although it isn't quite as good for clothes and smooth surfaces. It works on carpets, sofas and other furniture really well, though.

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Pet Laundry Bag

Stray hairs can cause problems with your washing machine and dryer in the long-run, so bid farewell to that issue with this laundry bag. It retains all the loose pet hair inside as the water passes through. Ideal for cleaning bedding and any pet accessories.

The Carpet Pet Hair Remover, Pack of 25 of 7

The Carpet Pet Hair Remover, Pack of 2

Despite its size, this carpet pet hair remover is really impressive. It easily pulls out hairs from your carpet with its unique shape, so much so that your floors will look brand new. If you don't have an extremely powerful hoover or are lacking in brush attachments, you need this in your life.

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Fabulouz Wonder Pet Hair Remover

This budget option isn't as effective as some of the higher end ones, but it gets the job done well, removing hair easily from furniture and clothing. You do, of course, need to remove the hair each time from the rubber strip, so it's a little more work than some of the others.

LeBrush 2.0 Universal Pet Hair Remover Brush7 of 7

LeBrush 2.0 Universal Pet Hair Remover Brush

Another one for those who love ultra-clean carpets, if your vacuum cleaner is particularly heavy, this nifty little brush will make light work of your stairs and landings.

Can you stop your pet shedding?

In short, no. Animals are meant to moult throughout the year to help prepare them for warmer or colder weather and an amount of shedding is normal. There are, however, some things you can do to minimise the amount that appears on your carpets and clothes.

Ensuring you brush your pet regularly not only keeps their fur and skin healthy, but helps minimise hair loss. Your vet or groomer will be able to recommend the right brush, comb or shedding tool that will work best for your pet's hair type and breed.

Giving your pet nutritious food will also help them develop a healthy coat, so switching to the right food will do wonders for your companion.

If you notice a change in your pet's fur, perhaps they're moulting more than usual, we'd recommend speaking to your vet. Excess hair loss could be a sign of stress, parasites, infections, allergies, irritations or even some more serious diseases like cancer. If in doubt, always check with the professionals.

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