fur ejector portion and make the pet grooming tool 20 difficult to clean in use the teeth 32 of the toothed portion 24 of the pet grooming tool 20 are preferably pulled through the coat of a furry pet by grasping the handle portion 22 and applying a force thereto as the teeth 32 of the toothed portion 24 is pulled through the pet 39 s coat the front surface 40 of the toothed portion trails the back surface 42 during this process the edge segments 48 of the toothed portion 24 of the pet grooming tool 20 grab loose fur within the pet 39 s coat and force said loose fur from the coat this effectively removes loose fur from the pet 39 s coat however some of loose fur may become lodged in the gaps between the teeth 32 of the toothed portion 24 to remove the lodged fur the person using the pet grooming tool 20 presses his or her thumb against the actuation button 68 of the fur ejector portion 26 which is otherwise biased by the biasing portion 58 in the first position shown in fig6 the resulting force on the fur ejector portion 26 causes the resilient bridges 66 of the biasing portion 58 of the fur ejector portion to bend and expand such that the movable portion 56 moves toward the tips 44 of the teeth 32 of the toothed portion 24 as shown in fig7 the second position during such movement the edge 64 of the movable portion 56 of the fur ejector portion 26 slidably moves against the back surface 42 of the toothed portion 24 of the pet grooming tool 20 and against the edge segments 48 as such any fur that is lodged.