DakPetsDeshedding Tool | Stainless Steel Grooming Brush for Shedding Fur Removal - Cats and Dogs

The media could not be loaded. As a dog mom of two very fluffy pups (Australian Shepherd + Golden Retriever = tumbleweeds of fur daily 😅), I’ve tried more deshedding tools than I can count. This one? Total winner.Here’s what I love:✔️ Super easy to use – The ergonomic handle makes it comfortable to hold, even for longer grooming sessions.✔️ Impressively effective – It pulls out the undercoat without damaging the top coat. My dogs actually like it.✔️ Less fur, less vacuuming – After just 10 minutes of brushing, I had enough loose fur to build a whole new dog. 😆Pro Tips for Best Results:🐾 Use it after a bath or when your dog is dry and clean — it glides through the fur better.🐾 Go gently, especially around bony areas like hips and ribs.🐾 Short daily sessions beat one long weekly battle. My pups are less wiggly when I make it a habit.🐾 Toss the fur in the compost or outside — birds love it for nesting!It’s honestly made grooming less of a chore and more of a bonding time. Plus, way fewer furballs on my clothes and couch.Highly recommend to all fellow dog parents, especially during heavy shedding seasons (hello, spring and fall)! 🐶✨

Great product! Gentle on my Pugs coat, however really gets the hair out! Love the width and how smooth it is on his coat!!! Best de-shedder ever!

Pros:- Works well and removes a lot of pet hair- Replaceable/removable blade- LightweightCons:- Plastic construction is lightweight, but doesn't feel as premium or high quality as some competitors- Blade has sharper teeth, which can irritate your dog's skin- Potentially better options at this price pointPersonal Experience:I left a separate review for the Hair Hero, which is essentially the same product but with complete stainless steel construction and is in my opinion a superior brush (feel free to check out my other reviews). I was on a mission to find the best dog brush. My wife and I have a Rat Terrier (similar to a Jack Russell terrier) and a Yorkie/Miniature Shnauzer mix. We consider ourselves the perfect "testers" for something like this because we have both a short hair and a long hair dog. We love our rat terrier, but he sheds his short little white coat approximately 4 times a year, and our Yorkie mix gets knots in her undercoat constantly. We had only purchased simple silicone dog combs or normal narrow bristled brushes in the past to use on our dogs, and they never worked well. Finally we decided to do some research and try out a few brushes. We tried this brush, the Furminator, the Hair Hero, along with a few of the other competitors (other generic brushes that look identical).After trying them all, we concluded that the Hair Hero was the best. Honestly, many of the brushes are extremely similar and I would not be surprised if many of them come from the exact same manufacturer that just brands them differently at the end of the production process. The majority of the brushes all use a 4 inch brush blade with narrowly spaced teeth to achieve its purposes. However, when all is said and done, the Hair Hero is not only priced better than many of its competitors, its stainless steel construction feels much more durable, high quality, and easy to use than its competitors. Many of the other competitors use variations of plastic and some rubber on the handles (including this one). And even though results may be similar among some of the other models, we felt that the Hair Hero still worked slightly better because its teeth on the brush were slightly more rounded, thus it was less irritating on the skin of our dog.Conclusion:Works well to remove large amounts of dog hair that normal brushes will not be able to. However, there are better options available for the price point that utilize a more solid construction (instead of plastic and rubber), and have slightly more refined edges on the brush teeth to protect against aggravating your dog's skin.

Where has this product been!!! I misplaced my Furminator and hesitated to buy a new one at their hefty price. Broke down and ordered this DakPets deshedding tool instead. It was delivered very quickly, and I'll never be without one again! I have three huge German Shepherds. The Dak's does a better job than the Ferminator. (I don't care if I ever find the old Furminator.) I filled a bucket 3/4 of the way after pushing the hair down to fit more. My dog looks and feels better! The shedding has stopped after just one use. My dogs push up in line to have their turn at a brushing; they love it. Thank you DakPets. This is one product that helps with the high cost of pet care products, and I appreciate it.

I cannot rave about this grooming tool enough. I had gotten a brush for my cat a couple months ago, but she didn't like it at all, so I was skeptical about buying this for her. But, let me tell you, she LOVES IT. She rubs her face into the bristles, flops on her back so I can brush her belly, and one time she was so relaxed she fell off her cat tree and I had to catch her! Lol. She used to have dandruff as well (I noticed when I would try and brush her with her other brush) and since using this grooming comb, her dandruff is nearly gone! Picture 1 is of her first brushing. Also, I was curious to see if this would work on my area rug too, and it did!!! It got out all of the hair that was embedded into the fabric (picture 2), and now my area rug looks and feels brand new. BUY THIS IMMEDIATELY!!!

It doesn’t work like the one it replaced. To me it seems not very successful removing hair without firm pressure and many revisiting of the same area that others I had owned. Worth a try,

This brush works great, and my cats love it! There is a lot less cat hair on my floor and furniture after using the brush daily.

Fantastic!!! Works great on my dog and he loves to be brushed with it ❤️