Pet Grooming Brush Effectively Reduces Shedding by Up to 95% Professional Deshedding Tool for Dogs and Cats

I really like this comb so far. This comb is built like a fine tool. It reminds me of a quality hunting knife that has a hollow ground blade. The stainless steel comb has that type of ground blade construction to it. I am not saying it is sharp, It is not sharp at all. It just has a nice, hollow ground profile and the teeth seem to be machined or milled out of a nice piece of stainless steel. I do not think this is die struck or cast. I am a watchmaker by trade, and it also reminds me of a music box comb in its construction. Nice to see this level of quality in a fairly cheap tool. I have two golden's and the first dog victim was very patient with me during my learning curve of one (1) minute and throughout the 30 minute "fur" raking session. If you could see the pile of hair this tool removed you would most likely laugh as I did. It just makes me think how much hair they leave on the wood floors each day that we are endlessly vacuuming up. I am hoping a more consistent schedule with this comb will help solve this problem. I also purchased an undercoat rake (20 blade for large dogs) which is also effective but they are way different and complimenting tools. I only have a few hours of use with the tool but so far, so good. I am not sure why the blade is removable as the tool is cheap enough to just get another if anything would break. That detail must make sense to the manufacturer. The connection between the comb and handle is a solid and definitive "click" when it engages. The way you hold it during use in no way conflicts with the release button so that should be fine. The handle has a nice grippy feeling.Overall a good tool for the task. Not sure if there are cheaper versions but my dogs are like my kids and I do not waste money on either in buying grooming tools or kids toys. I feel this tool has long term value and worth the money it sold for. A+ so far. If things change I will amend my review.

Vin is a cairn terrier so he has an undercoat and gets hand stripped by the groomer every 3 months. As he doesn't really shed She told me to buy a furminator to keep down on how often he needs to be groomed. They seemed expensive and this one had good reviews so I figured I would try. Seems to really work well. Removes hair after I brush him and when he shakes not a single hair seems to fly in the light like after the regular brush. I gently went over him and removed hair from the brush 4 times. Next time I will be a little more aggressive and update my review if any changes occur, but as of now, it seems like a good brush for the money.Edit: So I have been using this brush for a while now and it really does work well. It removes so much hair and with Vin not shedding it keeps him from getting so wild and wholly. He is a diabetic and gets hot a lot and I think using this and keeping his coat thinned out helps him. Really good product and I am glad I ordered this one instead of paying up for the bigger names. It has held up and is a solid brush.

The brush itself is great. Good quality, easy to hold and use. It worked fine for my parson Russell terrier but I don’t think that is the type of dog this is best suited for. Her hair is pretty smooth and her coat is thin she. She isn’t a huge shedder to begin with. I can see the benefit of using this on a dog with thicker hair with a more full coat. Removing hair out of it was very easy as well.

We have a male siamese mix, we've had him for three years. He has a habit of incessantly chewing his "arms and legs" to the point of baldness and irritation. After many trial and error experiments with different proteins, sprays, and ointments, I thought it might be related to his seasonal shed. So I got this to see if it would ease his symptoms.First of all, this guy LOVES to be brushed. Maybe a bit too much because my inexperience with this brush left him with a few bald spots on his back. He leans into the brush strokes in a worm-like undulation of ecstasy and the spots that met the brush became bald.But that's OK because the chewing has subsided significantly. Plus, he's not leaving a trail of white everywhere he goes! And when you pet him, your hand comes away clean, not indistinguishable from a small animal as before.I've had kitties my entire life, always short hairs. My dad was pretty old skool about cat care and there's a lot of things he didn't teach me about because "It's a cat! He will figure it out on his own and be fine." Brushing and grooming is one of those things. Some cats have been bred to have specific traits that make it our responsibility to care for, like super fine downy undercoats as exhibited by our son, the Doughboy.Hes happy. I'm happy.

I absolutely love this dog/cat comb. It works really well on all 5 of my furbabies. I have tried several others over the years and couldn't find anything in this price range that meet all my needs.It's very easy and comfortable to hold for a long period of time. (3 cats and 2 dogs) The fur comes out of the comb easily so I don't have to waste time struggling to clean it.All 5 of my animals seem to find it gentle on their coats unlike those horrible wire brushes. My oldest/biggest dog has a conniption fit when I finish brushing him because he doesn't want me to stop. He will actually knock it off my coffee table and look at me and then the comb until I go back to combing him or put it somewhere he can't reach it.My cats are usually skittish about being combed but none of them are fearful of this comb. Their coats look so nice when I finish with them.Thanks to finding this gem I have a lot more fur in the garbage can rather on my floors and furniture. I will definitely buy another one if this one breaks. It's very sturdy and not cheaply made.