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The brush is excellent! I can tell that it's not hurting Zia, yet it's effective at combing through the curls while maintaining the wave. It's the best one we have by far.
— Brigitte, Goldendoodle Owner

If your dog has been shaved at the groomer, if mats keep coming back, if brushing feels like a daily battle, or if you're carrying guilt about coat care, this is your reset.
"Dry brushing damages the hair follicle through friction. To avoid this, always use a lubricant (e.g., oil or cream) when brushing the fur between baths"
The bigger problem is that curls and waves are often treated like straight coats. Imagine having your curls yanked on every day. No wonder brushing gets stressful!
Curls have been misunderstood for a long time, across people and across pets. No judgment here! Every dog and every dog parent is different. But one thing tends to be true: when you stop forcing curls to behave like straight hair, life gets easier.
"There's nothing my little nugget hates more than getting brushed, especially her tail."
"I used to feel embarrassed because I thought others would think I was a bad parent. Not anymore."
Brush with slip, then on a damp coat, apply curl cream generously, ensuring to get it at the roots
Use the spray for refresh sessions and gentle spot detangling
Time for your next wash day!
"Grooming every 10 - 14 days is advised in the best interests of the dog's coat (avoid altering the profile of naturally occurring oils and waxes, etc.)" - Dr. Meyer, BVSc MSc
Try the CurlyWags Method
Enjoy a super soft coat with very defined curls
Curls become fluffier, but still defined
Optional curl refresh, quick and easy: spray and spot detangle
Time for your next wash day
No daily brushing needed
Curlywags was built by a team of engineers who spent years studying curls and building a brush designed to support them.
"I was a type-A dog parent. We did daily brushing. We did the 'recommended practices.' The best result we got was a dog who acted cooperative… while her eyes filled with tears. And her coat still matted within 24 hours. That's when I asked: could there be a better way?"
Your dog has one life to live. You don't have to spend it fighting their coat. If you're ready for a calmer routine, start here.
None of our products are made to be ingested. However, having a Labrador mix ourselves, we formulated our leave-in products with ingredients that wouldn't be harmful if a dog licks a small amount. That said, we still advise that your dog does not eat it.
For most puppies, yes. The shampoo and conditioner can be used on puppies over 6 weeks old, and the curl cream and curl spray can be used on dogs over 3 months old.
Yes. Our products use vet-approved ingredients. We always recommend patch testing first, as every dog is unique.
We developed our approach and products alongside a veterinarian.
Once dry, it should not leave a greasy or sticky residue.
Around 2–3 days after wash day, your dog's curls should look fluffy and defined.
Daily dry brushing can pull curl groups apart and make tangles come back faster, creating a cycle. Most matting starts at the root, which often leads to shave-downs. When curls are defined from the root, strands stay within their curl groups instead of tangling. Daily brushing can disrupt this and cause more tangles.
The best coat care is what works for you and your dog. We recommend starting with our method, but if you find a routine that works better, that's completely fine. Consistency matters most—keeping curls defined from the root is the key.
You don't have to fully blow dry the entire coat. Many dog parents do 5–10 minutes just to help dry to the skin. We recommend drying the skin, but if your dog can air dry without issues, do what works best for them.
We recommend brushing with conditioner during wash day because it reduces pulling and makes detangling easier. If your dog prefers a different order, that's okay—as long as curls are defined from the root. Avoid brushing completely dry, as it can pull curls apart.
About every 2 weeks is a common rhythm. In between, you can do a curl refresh session using the spray and brush.
If water washes the product out, reapply it to the areas that got wet, focusing on the roots. If the coat is matted or tangled, brush it out before the spray or cream dries.