Mikki Porcupine Brush

Mikki Porcupine Brush
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Description

Mikki Porcupine Brush is a unique grooming tool, specifically designed for managing thick coats and undercoats. The brush comprises an effective combination of soft and hard nylon bristles to smooth top coat tangles and matts, whilst working to remove loose hairs.
 

The Mikki porcupine brush is a combination of hard nylon pins and soft nylon bristles which helps enhance a good grooming action while reducing any excessive brushing. The brush is designed to be used on dual length coats as the long hard bristles reduce matts and tangles in the undercoat while the short soft bristles remove loose/dead hair in the top coat and helps stimulate the coats natural oils.

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19 September 2025 at 11:01am

Puppy brush.

Teresa

Is this brush suitable for a collie pup?

  • VioVet Staff

Mikki Porcupine Brush is a unique grooming tool, specifically designed for managing thick coats and undercoats. The brush comprises an effective combination of soft and hard nylon bristles to smooth top coat tangles and matts, whilst working to remove loose hairs.

19 September 2025 at 10:56am

Puppy brush.

Teresa

Is this brush suitable for a collie pup?

  • VioVet Staff

Yes — the Mikki Classic Porcupine Brush can be suitable for a Collie puppy, but with some care and depending on which coat stage the pup is in.

If your Collie pup is a few months old (e.g. around 3-4+) and has started getting more adult coat, the Mikki Classic Porcupine Brush is a good choice. For very young pups, or particularly sensitive ones, pairing it with a softer brush (or using the porcupine brush more gently) is wise.

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