Lift visible chin blackheads in one calm 30-second routine
Coconut-derived foam loosens trapped chin buildup. Soft silicone bristles lift it away while your cat thinks she’s getting a chin scratch.
- Dissolves trapped follicle oil
- Lifts visible cat chin blackheads
- No squeezing or harsh wipes
- Feels like a familiar chin scratch
How to use it
Add a small amount of foam to the silicone brush. Use short, gentle strokes beneath the chin, then wipe away loosened buildup and rinse the brush.
Shipping and delivery
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What is included
One 30 ml foaming cleanser and one double-sided silicone grooming brush.
Comfort and suitability
For external grooming use only. Do not use on open wounds or active irritation. Stop if your cat shows discomfort.
60-day money-back guarantee
Try the Bristle & Paw routine at home. If it is not right for you, contact us within 60 days of delivery for a refund.
See what 30 seconds can lift from your cat’s chin
Drag the handle to compare the same cat chin acne area before and after the first routine.
My cat was a little fussy while I was gently scrubbing but I couldn't believe all the crud that came off his chin from just one use. Plus I assume I used it for about 20 seconds instead of 30 seconds to 1 min mentioned on the instructions.
This cleared up his chin acne even when changing the bowls didn't. He didn't like it at first but now he accepts it. Super easy to use and makes his fur soft again.
Within just a couple of days, her chin cleared up completely. The acne hasn’t returned, and it’s been months. It didn’t irritate her skin at all, has no weird odor, and the price point is great.
Dissolve, lift and groom in one 30-second routine
The coconut-derived foam dissolves trapped oil inside the follicle. Soft silicone lifts the loosened blackheads. The brush finishes with the familiar feel of a chin scratch.
Coconut-derived cleanser
Helps dissolve trapped oil and buildup so it can be lifted away more easily.
Jojoba seed oil
Helps soothe and protect the skin after cleansing.
Glycerin
Helps keep the skin beneath the chin feeling soft and hydrated.
Licorice root extract
Helps calm the look of redness and irritation while the routine stays gentle.
Real owners. Real cat chin acne. Real results.
Verified-purchase reviews from cat owners using the same cleanser-and-brush routine.
I love this stuff. My fur baby gets a case of chin acne every spring. This knocks it out in 1-2 applications. There is no overwhelming odor, it’s easy to apply then rub with the tool.
The brush really help to clean the blackheads off her chin and the facial wash actually really helps with preventing any further development of the blackheads. I have been using this product for a couple weeks and my cat does not have any blackheads anymore.
It does work very well, especially if youre consistent with it. I love the little brush it comes with. The tiny bristles work amazing to scratch all the acne off with the medication and then the other side has bigger bumps on it that I use at the very end.
The Bristle & Paw promise
Try it for 60 days, completely risk-free
Give the complete Bristle & Paw routine a fair try at home. If it is not right for you and your cat, contact us within 60 days of delivery for a refund.
- ✓60 days from delivery
- ✓Simple refund request
- ✓Backed by Bristle & Paw

Choose your Bristle & Paw kit
Each kit includes the foaming cleanser and double-sided silicone brush.
Bristle & Paw Cat Chin Care Kit
- ✓30 ml foaming cleanser
- ✓Double-sided silicone grooming brush
- ✓Simple three-step chin-care routine
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
What comes in the kit?
A 30 ml foaming cleanser and a double-sided silicone grooming brush.
How do I introduce the brush?
Let your cat inspect it first, then begin with a few light strokes in an area they already enjoy being touched.
How long should a session take?
Keep sessions brief. A short, comfortable routine is easier to repeat than a long one.
When should I avoid using it?
Do not use on open wounds or active irritation. Stop if your cat shows discomfort.