Which NomanPets Product Is Right For Your Pet?

The most common question we get is some version of “which one do I actually need?” — so here is the whole catalogue broken down by the problem it solves, rather than by category. Find your problem, get your answer.

⚠️ Quick match

  • ⚠️ Fur on the sofa, hair on your clothes ➡️ SHED STOP
  • ⚠️ They finish a meal in ten seconds ➡️ SLOW DOWN or NO GULP BOWL
  • ⚠️ Anxious, restless, cannot settle ➡️ LICK AND CHILL
  • ⚠️ Mud and fur all over the back seat ➡️ BACK SEAT SAVER
  • ⚠️ Panting and overheating in summer ➡️ CHILL MAT or COOL COLLAR
  • ⚠️ Cat ignores the water bowl ➡️ FRESH FLOW
  • ⚠️ They hate being brushed ➡️ CALM BRUSH
  • ⚠️ Matted, tangled coat ➡️ STEAM GROOM
  • ⚠️ They drag you down the street ➡️ NO PULL
  • ⚠️ A smell that will not go away ➡️ ODOUR OUT

🐾 For shedding

SHED STOP

Best for: Pets that leave fur on every surface in the house.
Works for: Dogs and cats, all coat types.
What it is: A silicone grooming glove.
What it does: You stroke your pet the way you already do, and the soft tips catch loose undercoat before it falls. It peels off the glove in a sheet you can bin. Most pets take to it far better than a brush, which is the entire point — the fur only comes off if they let you near them.

FIVE FINGER

Best for: Awkward spots — face, legs, tail, behind the ears.
Works for: Dogs and cats.
What it is: The separated-finger version of the same glove.
What it does: More control than a mitt, which matters around the areas that mat first. If you mostly want full-body strokes, SHED STOP is the simpler choice.

CALM BRUSH

Best for: Pets that run the moment they see a brush.
Works for: Most coat types.
What it does: Rounded tips glide rather than catch skin. Most brush resistance is the bristles, not the brushing — fix that and it turns into something they lean into.

STEAM GROOM

Best for: Long or double coats that knot and mat.
What it does: Releases a light steam mist as you comb, softening the tangle first so the comb passes through instead of yanking at skin. Work in small sections from the ends inwards.

FUR LIFTER

Best for: The fur that already made it onto your sofa.
What it does: Drags fur out of fabric weave and collects it in a chamber you empty. Nothing to refill, nothing to throw away. This one is for surfaces, not for your pet.

QUICK DRY

Best for: The thirty seconds between the bath and your sofa.
What it does: Pushes water out of the coat rather than just heating it. Introduce it gradually — the noise is what most pets object to, not the air.


🍽️ For messy eaters

SLOW DOWN

Best for: Dogs that inhale a bowl of food.
What it does: Ridged silicone bowl. Food sits in the grooves instead of one pile, so a ten second gulp becomes a few minutes. The non-slip base stops it sliding across the kitchen while they push at it.

NO GULP BOWL

Best for: Pets that choke or cough after meals.
What it does: Raised maze breaks food into pockets they have to find one at a time. Doubles as a lick mat if you spread something soft across it.

SLOW MEAL MAT

Best for: Wet food and soft toppers.
What it does: Flat maze mat. Slower eating means less gulped air, which means less bloating and less mess afterwards.

LICK AND CHILL

Best for: Anxious pets — storms, car journeys, nail trims, being left alone.
What it does: Repetitive licking is self-soothing for dogs and cats. Spread something soft across the grooves and it becomes a few minutes of focus. Freeze it with the food on for a version that lasts longer.


🚗 For walks and car rides

BACK SEAT SAVER

Best for: Muddy paws and a back seat you would like to keep.
What it does: Straps over the headrests, covers seat and footwell. Side flaps stop them slipping into the gap when you brake. Wipes down, comes off in ten seconds. Check the size against your car before ordering.

NO PULL

Best for: Dogs that lunge and drag.
What it does: Moves the pull from the throat to the chest and shoulders — safer for them, easier on your arm. Reflective stitching for early and late walks.

WALK AND SIP / SIP ON THE GO

Best for: Long walks in the heat.
What it does: Bottle with a built-in trough. Tip to fill, tip back and the leftover drains into the bottle instead of the pavement. One hand, no separate bowl.

TRAIL BOTTLE / FOLD AND GO

Best for: Hikes and travelling light.
What it does: TRAIL BOTTLE is 304 stainless — holds cold longer and does not pick up the stale smell plastic gets after a summer in the car. FOLD AND GO collapses flat into a pocket when empty.

NIGHT SPOT

Best for: Dark-coated dogs off the lead after sunset.
What it does: Clips onto the collar you already use. A dark dog disappears at about ten metres in a dark field.


☀️ For summer heat

CHILL MAT

Best for: Pets that pant and cannot settle.
What it does: Ice silk pulls heat away from whatever lies on it. No freezing, no power. Rolls up for the car or a crate. Sized XS to XXL.

COOL COLLAR

Best for: Hot walks.
What it does: Soak, wring, tie on. Dogs dump heat through panting and the skin at their neck, so a damp scarf sitting there does real work. Not a substitute for shade and water.

FRESH FLOW

Best for: Cats that walk past a full bowl and then get dehydrated.
What it does: Cats are wired to avoid standing water. Moving water reads as fresh. The filter keeps fur and food debris out between refills.

ALWAYS FRESH

Best for: Pets left alone through a long working day.
What it does: Large filtered tank, several days of water, with a window so you can check the level at a glance.


🏠 Around the house

DEEP REST

Best for: Dogs that get dirty and beds that start to smell.
What it does: Cover unzips and goes in the machine while the filling stays put. Raised edges to rest a head against.

BATH BUDDY

Best for: Pets that fight every bath.
What it does: Soft nubs work shampoo down to the skin while feeling like a rub rather than a scrub. Also lifts loose fur while wet.

ODOUR OUT

Best for: The smell that keeps coming back.
What it does: Enzymes break the odour compounds down instead of sitting on top of them like an air freshener. Test on a hidden patch of fabric first.


Still stuck?

Take the 20-second quiz and we will point you at the right one. Or just pick the closest thing — every order is covered for 60 days, so if it turns out to be wrong for your pet, send it back.

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