Dog Grooming Kit vs Separate Tools: What to Buy and the Delivered Cost

Choose a dog grooming kit when its included tools suit your dog and fill gaps in what you own. Buy tools separately when you only need one item or need a different brush. Compare the contents and delivered total: a lower total can mean fewer or different tools.

What is actually in the three-piece dog grooming kit?

Furtopia’s Dog Grooming Kit contains a bristle brush, a de-shedding tool and pet nail clippers. It is listed for dogs and puppies. It does not include an electric coat clipper, shampoo, scissors or a grooming vacuum. A nail clipper trims nails; it is not an electric hair-cutting tool.

The kit costs ₹799. One kit is one item unit, so its ₹100 shipping brings the delivered total to ₹899 before discounts. That total qualifies for Cash on Delivery if no other items bring the final checkout total to ₹999 or more.

How much do the different grooming options cost delivered?

These are Furtopia catalogue prices checked on 3 November 2026, before discounts. Shipping is ₹100 per item unit, rather than ₹100 per order. Confirm current prices and availability on the product pages and the final total at checkout.

The first four example totals are below ₹999 before discounts and qualify for COD under the current rule. The ₹1,298 example requires online payment at that total. COD eligibility always uses the final total, including shipping and after any accepted discount. The options have different contents; ₹758 for two separate tools is not a like-for-like saving on the three-piece kit.

Should you buy a kit or just a brush?

• You already own nail clippers: compare a suitable brush first. Buying another kit may duplicate tools.
• You need all three included dog tools: check that the bristle brush and de-shedding tool suit your dog’s coat before choosing the kit.
• You are shopping for a cat or kitten: this dog kit is not listed as a cat kit. Compare the individual slicker brush and guarded nail clipper, confirming their size and suitability before ordering. A slicker is not the right first brush for every kitten.
• You want to cut your dog’s coat: none of these options includes an electric coat clipper. Ask a professional groomer which equipment and training the job requires.

Which brush should you choose for your pet’s coat?

Match the brush to the coat and your pet’s comfort. VCA’s brush-selection guide distinguishes bristle, pin and slicker brushes for different coats. Start gently; do not force tight mats or work over irritated skin. Ask your groomer to show you an appropriate tool if you are unsure. This is a buying comparison, not a veterinary assessment or a claim that these products have been tested by VCA.

For practical technique, read our dog grooming at home guide and slicker brush guide. For the difference between brush mechanisms, see mist brush versus slicker brush.

A five-question checklist before ordering

1. Which task am I buying for: loose hair, routine brushing or nails?
2. Which tools do I already own, and which ones are missing?
3. Does the chosen brush suit my pet’s coat and comfort?
4. Have I checked the tool size, care instructions and exact included contents?
5. What is the final delivered total, and does it qualify for COD?

Keep your answer to those five questions beside the grooming collection. If a specification is missing, ask Furtopia before buying. Required customer sign-in and mobile entry apply when shopping. Most orders arrive in 3–7 business days; check the product’s dispatch details and the shipping policy. A damaged, defective or wrong item is covered by the seven-day replacement policy; this is not a try-and-return guarantee.