All products are sourced directly from Japan and South Korea. Both markets manufacture grooming tools to stricter tolerances than most Western equivalents, using higher-grade steel and more precise fabrication processes.

Yes. Every tool in the catalog is selected by a professional dog groomer with 20 years of industry experience. Nothing is listed unless it meets the standard required for daily professional use.

The catalog is built by a working groomer, not a retail buyer. Products are evaluated for professional performance before they are listed. Sourcing is direct from Japanese and South Korean manufacturers, which removes the quality dilution that happens through multi-tier distribution.

We carry a curated selection of professional-grade Japanese pet grooming tools, including slicker brushes, grooming combs, trimming knives, and specialty brushes designed for different coat types and breeds. We also carry workwear, uniforms, and grooming accessories, all sourced from Japanese and South Korean suppliers.

Yes. Alongside professional tools, Japan Pet Supply carries pet care essentials, dog toys, dog clothing, and breed-specific accessories for everyday owners.

Japanese grooming combs are made from stainless steel or solid brass with chrome plating, both of which resist corrosion and hold their finish under daily professional use. The tooth spacing and tip finish are manufactured to tighter tolerances than most mass-market alternatives, which matters when working around sensitive areas like the face or ears. Brands made in Japan are used by competition groomers globally because of their consistency and durability across long working sessions.

Pin quality, pad flexibility, and handle ergonomics separate professional slicker brushes from retail ones. Professional-grade slicker brushes feature finely polished stainless steel pins, a flexible cushioned pad that moves with the dog's body contour, and a handle balanced for extended use without wrist fatigue. Low-quality slickers have stiff pads and unfinished pin tips that cause brush burn, particularly on fine or sensitive coats.

Japanese grooming scissors are manufactured from higher-grade steel than most alternatives. The two most common grades are 440C and VG10. 440C stainless steel has a Rockwell hardness rating of around 58 to 62 HRC, which gives a sharp, durable edge that holds up under daily professional use. VG10 is a step above 440C; it has higher carbon and chromium content, which means better edge retention and wear resistance without the brittleness that typically comes with harder steels. Both grades are significantly harder and more corrosion-resistant than the generic stainless steel used in lower-priced scissors. Japanese scissors also go through hand-sharpening and fine adjustment as part of the manufacturing process, which is not standard in mass-market production.

Japan Pet Supply ships to the USA and Canada.