Catch loose coat as you groom
Bring the collection cup into the brushing routine, so loose fur has somewhere to go before it reaches the floor.
An adjustable support harness for supervised potty breaks, short stairs and car transfers. Measure your dog before choosing a size.
Final price, colors and measurements should be confirmed before launch.
Older dogs may still want their normal routines even when standing, stepping up or getting into the car takes more effort.
Use a supportive handle for the brief moments that need an extra point of control — from the door to the yard, or from the floor to the car.
A close-fitting harness spreads the assist across the body instead of relying on a collar or an awkward grab.
Designed around practical, supervised assistance — not all-day wear or unrestricted activity.
Help steady short trips outside when standing up or walking to the usual spot is harder than it used to be.
Use the handle for a controlled transition into or out of the car, with the dog supported throughout.
Offer a little extra control on short stairs or thresholds — always at your dog’s pace.
A simple four-step routine for short, calm assists.
Place the harness around the dog’s body as shown in the fit guide.
Snug the straps so the harness stays in place without pinching.
Confirm movement and comfort before taking the first step.
Use the handle for controlled support, then release when your dog is steady.
The closest fit is the safer starting point. Confirm final measurements against the production sample.
Use a soft tape and keep it close to the body without pulling tight.
| Size | Bust | Neck | Back | Belly |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 28–39 cm | 30–34 cm | 24 cm | 19 cm |
| S | 40–51 cm | 35–39.5 cm | 28 cm | 23 cm |
| M | 49–58 cm | 38–42 cm | 32 cm | 26 cm |
| L | 56–66 cm | 40–45 cm | 36 cm | 30 cm |
| XL | 62–75 cm | 43–49 cm | 41 cm | 35 cm |
Working supplier measurements shown for preview only — verify production measurements before publishing.
Practical support for transitions, with clear limits.
Straps can be tuned to the dog’s body so the harness stays stable during a short assist.
A central grab point gives the caregiver one clear place to guide the transition.
Keep familiar potty breaks and transfers more manageable without promising more than the product can do.
Clear boundaries build trust and help protect both the dog and the caregiver.
A focused offer block with the size guide, planned color choices and a clear expectation of supervised use.
Use final product pricing and availability from Shopify before launch.
Variant names, inventory and final price must be confirmed in Shopify before launch.
The answers remove hesitation without overpromising.
Compare your dog’s bust, neck, back and belly measurements with the chart. The final product should be checked on the dog while supervised.
Only for a few controlled, supervised steps or thresholds. It is not a substitute for safe handling or professional mobility advice.
No. This page positions it as a support harness for short transitions, not medical treatment or a replacement for veterinary guidance.
Stop, remove the harness and reassess the fit. If discomfort or mobility changes persist, consult a qualified professional.
Follow the final care instructions supplied with the production version. The care method should be confirmed before launch.
Measure first, choose the closest fit, and use the harness only when your dog needs a little supervised help.
Review sizes and colors →PUMIII AssistLift · content and supplier details should be verified before launch
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Start at a comfortable distance and use the gentlest setting your dog tolerates. Pause if they show distress.
Brush and de-shed as instructed, guiding loose fur into the collection cup instead of the room.
Empty the cup, clean the tools as directed and store the system until the next routine.
THE RESET CREW
CoatCatch helps collect loose fur while you brush. These three cleanup tools handle the little places hair and debris still like to hide around your grooming corner.
Use the narrow nozzle along cushion seams, corners, and tight spaces where loose fur and small debris gather.
Sofa seams · corners · car seats
Use the soft bristles across pet beds, throws, and upholstery to guide loose hair toward the suction path.
Pet beds · blankets · upholstery
Use the wider tool over the mat or nearby fabric surface for the quick clean-up that finishes the session.
Grooming mats · rugs · nearby fabric
Use attachments only as directed in the verified product guide. These tools support everyday surface cleanup; they do not replace a full-size household vacuum.
Real pet parents keeping the fur contained at home
“★★★★★ I show homes for a living and can’t afford dog hair on my clothes. This grooms and suctions at once so I stay hair-free!”
— Marcus T. & Golden Retriever
“★★★★ First shedding season hit us hard! Started on setting 1 and worked up to 3—it sucks up every loose hair instantly.”
— Sarah L. & Shedding Pup
“No yard or garage here! The compact setup lets us groom right in our apartment corner without making a mess.”
— David S. & Timid Dog
One less loose-fur chore in the room.
CoatCatch gives everyday brushing a collection point, so the coat-care routine can end with a quick reset instead of another round of cleanup.
It is designed for patient at-home grooming, not a replacement for professional care when a pet needs it.

Works amazingly well! Absolute lifesaver for anyone
★★★★★Emily R.CAPACITY THAT KEEPS THE ROUTINE MOVING
The 2.5L collection cup gives loose coat one place to go while you work through a session. When you’re done, remove the cup, dispose of the fur, and reset your corner.
Loose coat has one place to go while you work through the session.
When you’re done, remove the cup, dispose of the fur, and reset your corner.
Start gently and pause if your dog shows discomfort.
Compare the routine—not invented performance claims.
PUMIII CoatCatch
96%
Reported significantly less loose fur floating around their home after grooming
Based on internal user trial feedback
89%
Said their noise-sensitive pet tolerated the gentler low-suction settings
Based on verified customer post-purchase reviews
93%
Found routine coat care faster than brushing with traditional tools
Based on post-delivery owner survey results
Real pet parents keeping the fur contained at home.
Straight answers before you choose.
No grooming tool is right for every pet. Introduce it gradually, begin gently and stop if your dog shows distress. Some pets may not tolerate sound or suction.
No. CoatCatch is for routine at-home coat care and simple maintenance. See a professional groomer for mats, sensitive areas, advanced styling, nails or ear care.
Do not shave a double coat solely to reduce shedding or cool a dog down. For coat-specific questions or a major trim, ask a professional groomer.
Start at a comfortable distance on a gentle setting, pair calm behavior with rewards, and work in short sessions. Do not force a nervous pet through grooming.
Empty the collection cup, clean the tools according to their instructions, and check attachments before the next use.
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