Abstract: The present invention relates to a pet grooming apparatus and more particularly, an attachment to a prior art vacuum for grooming pet hair, and for removal of the loose hair as the pet is being groomed. The preferred embodiment of the present invention includes a utility nozzle having a wand connector for connecting the nozzle to a prior art vacuum, and a hair comb member, having a plurality of cone-shaped teeth preferably mounted in a single plane, and of study material in order to pass through the hair of a pet. Said hair comb member slidably positioned within the utility nozzle while the apparatus is pulled through the pet's hair, the hair comb member is cabled of collecting hair that is loosened from the pet when the plurality of cone-shaped teeth engage the pet, such collection of loosened hair and debris passing from the plurality of cone-shaped teeth through an air passage of the utility nozzle into the vacuum.