Sekino Daidokoro Dog Tawashi

Most pet grooming tools are made from nylon, plastic, or treated synthetic fibers.  They generate static.  They can irritate sensitive skin.  And because they're cheap to produce, nobody has spent much time thinking about whether they're the 'right' material for the job.

Your dog or cat has no way to tell you something is uncomfortable.  They might pull away.  Or sit stiffly.  Or learn to associate grooming with something they'd rather avoid.

Sekino Daidokoro applied the same thinking to pet care that she brought to the kitchen & bath.  Natural materials, handcrafted by artisans, chosen for how they actually feel against living skin and fur. 

The result is a grooming experience your pet will seek out instead of tolerate.

Shuro fiber, harvested pesticide-free from the Windmill Palm, creates gentle stimulation that mimics a massage without irritating the skin.  It generates a fraction of the static of synthetic alternatives.  And unlike plastic bristles, it never degrades into particles that end up on your pet's skin or in your home.

For cats, the Cat Tawashi uses sisal hemp (softer than Shuro) shaped with the precise density and give needed to replicate the sensation of a cat's own tongue.  It passed the only test that matters: cats actually like it.

For dogs, the Dog Tawashi provides the right level of stimulation for skin and fur coat without the harshness that makes sensitive or anxious dogs resist grooming.

Natural materials, microplastics, or synthetic smell.  This is the kind of care your pet deserves from someone who thought about it properly.

Add to cart and give your pet something better.