Homeika H317 Pet Grooming Kit & Vacuum | Professional At-Home Grooming
We designed the H317 to solve the mess problem that comes with at-home pet grooming. This all-in-one system pairs a 12,000Pa suction vacuum with seven interchangeable grooming tools, capturing 99% of shed fur, trimmed hair, and dander directly into a sealed 1.5L dust cup before it hits your floor or furniture.
Whether you’re maintaining your golden retriever’s summer coat or giving your Persian cat a sanitary trim, the H317’s adjustable clippers and curved deshedding brush work with three suction levels and a low-noise motor rated at 52dB. Our customers tell us their anxious pets tolerate the H317 far better than traditional clippers because the vacuum hum stays quieter than a normal conversation, and the cordless design lets you groom anywhere in the house without fighting an outlet.
What’s included with your H317
Seven Tools for Every Grooming Task
The H317 ships with a complete toolkit that covers brushing, deshedding, trimming, clipping, and cleanup. The grooming brush attachment features rounded stainless steel bristles that massage skin while lifting loose undercoat; paired with suction, it pulls shed fur directly into the vacuum chamber instead of scattering it across your couch.
Our electric clipper head accepts five detachable guide combs ranging from 6mm for a tight summer cut to 24mm for a gentle trim, and the stainless steel ceramic blade stays sharp through hundreds of grooming sessions. The detail trimmer tackles paw pads, face, and sanitary areas where the full-size clipper won’t fit. Between sessions, use the cleaning brush to clear hair from the filter and the nozzle or crevice tool to vacuum stray fur from baseboards and upholstery.
Suction Power Scaled to Your Pet’s Coat
We built three suction modes into the H317 because a short-haired beagle and a double-coated husky shed differently. Low mode at 8,000Pa works for cats and small dogs with fine coats; standard mode at 10,000Pa handles medium shedders like labs and terriers; max mode at 12,000Pa tackles heavy seasonal blowouts from shepherds, collies, and malamutes.
The motor pulls air through a HEPA filter that traps 99.97% of particles down to 0.3 microns, including dander and dust mites, before exhausting clean air back into your home. The 1.5-liter dust cup holds roughly four full grooming sessions for a 60-pound dog before you need to empty it, and the one-touch release dumps contents into the trash without touching loose fur. Both the dust cup and HEPA filter rinse clean under a faucet and air-dry overnight.
Cordless Design with 60-Minute Runtime
The H317 runs on a 2200mAh lithium-ion battery that delivers a full hour of grooming time on a single charge, enough for two large dogs or three to four cats in one session. We included a wall-mount charging dock that tops up the battery in four hours and stores all seven attachments in labeled slots so you’re not hunting for the right tool mid-groom.
The 5-foot flexible hose extends your reach without wrestling a corded vacuum, and the curved handle reduces wrist strain during longer sessions. At 3.2 pounds for the main unit, the H317 stays light enough to groom a squirmy puppy with one hand while you steady them with the other.
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Common Questions About the H317 Grooming System
For most dogs and cats, we recommend using the grooming brush and deshedding tool once or twice a week during normal seasons, and every other day during heavy shedding periods in spring and fall. Use the clipper and trimmer as needed based on your pet’s coat growth rate, typically every four to eight weeks for breeds that require regular trimming.
Short-haired breeds like beagles or boxers benefit from weekly brushing to control shedding, while double-coated breeds like huskies or collies may need more frequent deshedding sessions during blowout season.
Yes, the H317 works on all coat types up to 100 pounds of pet weight. The deshedding tool’s curved rake reaches through dense topcoats to lift dead undercoat, and the 12,000Pa max suction setting handles the heavy fur volume that comes with breeds like German shepherds, golden retrievers, and collies.
For long-haired breeds, use the grooming brush first to detangle and smooth the coat, then follow with the deshedding rake on max suction to pull loose undercoat. The 1.5L dust cup holds enough fur for a full grooming session on large double-coated dogs before needing to empty.
The H317 operates at 52 decibels, which is quieter than a normal conversation and significantly lower than traditional pet clippers that run at 70-75dB. Most pets tolerate the low hum after a brief introduction period, and many owners report that previously clipper-phobic animals stay calm during H317 grooming sessions.
We recommend starting on low suction mode and letting your pet sniff and investigate the unit while it’s running but not touching them. Gradually introduce the grooming brush with treats and praise, then work up to longer sessions as they become comfortable with the sound and sensation.
Press the one-touch release button on the dust cup to detach it from the main unit, then dump loose fur directly into a trash bag. Rinse both the dust cup and HEPA filter under warm running water, using your fingers to gently remove any stuck hair or dander. Shake off excess water and let both components air-dry completely for 12-24 hours before reassembling.
Never put the dust cup or filter in a dishwasher or dryer, as high heat can warp the plastic housing and damage the HEPA material. Clean after every grooming session to maintain suction power and filter performance.
The grooming brush uses rounded stainless steel bristles to smooth the topcoat, distribute natural oils, and lift loose surface hair. It works well for daily brushing, detangling, and general coat maintenance on all fur types.
The deshedding tool features a curved rake with 150° angled teeth designed to reach below the topcoat and gently pull dead undercoat without cutting live hair. Use it during shedding season or on double-coated breeds to remove the thick insulating layer they shed in spring and fall. Both tools pair with the vacuum suction to capture fur in real time.
The H317 clipper works best on brushed, detangled coats. For minor mats, use the grooming brush or a detangling comb first to work out knots before clipping. For severe matting close to the skin, we recommend consulting a professional groomer, as attempting to clip through dense mats at home can pull skin and cause injury.
The detail trimmer can carefully navigate around small mats to trim the surrounding fur, but always use your fingers to feel for the mat’s base and keep the blade away from skin. When in doubt, brush first and clip second.
A full charge provides 60 minutes of continuous runtime, enough for multiple pets or extended grooming sessions on large dogs. The LED indicator on the handle glows solid blue when fully charged, blinks blue when battery is at 20-50%, and blinks red when charge drops below 20%.
The included wall-mount charging dock fully recharges the battery in four hours. We recommend docking the H317 between uses so it’s always ready, and charging overnight after heavy grooming days to ensure a full battery for your next session.