Chris Christensen 5in Face and Feet Fine/Coarse Butter Comb, Groom Like a Professional, Rounded Corners Prevent Friction and Breakage, Solid Brass Spin with Steel Teeth, Chrome Finish

I bought this comb after another groomer in my salon got it and I borrowed it for the day. Ive been using my andis metal comb for about my entire 7 years of grooming, and I was like well its a comb who cares. Its not like shears or blenders or brushes. Woah was I wrong, its miraculously light. That sounds stupid because, well its a comb, but you dont realize how heavy a comb is until you switch to something lighter. Ive also had two serious drops with it so far and not even a bent tooth, which was my most serious concern with it being so light. Im about to be going on 8 years of grooming and all I care about is that my tools are feather light and amazing. This comb is both. With drop coats I can just comb through and poof static is gone. It was clearly forged in the olden days and is of elvish make. I highly recommend this magic comb.

Ive got a maine coon cat with traditional fine hair that pretty much has maintained itself. However, shes older now and has a bit of a belly so she is having difficulty reaching everywhere. This comb has done the trick at removing mats that have started to appear towards her back end. This comb makes it so I dont have to use scissors or a razor. Works great at removing the mats. Such a relief to find it. Worth every penny.

This comb is a game changer for grooming your fur baby! Can tame the Havanese coat, no easy task!

Since we like our Havanese full coated, I have found this comb a great and comfortable way of keeping him free of mats. The best thing is he actually enjoys being groomed since I added this comb to his daily grooming routine. Highly recommend.

This is the best grooming tool. Sturdy, washable. I use it for general grooming and cleaning out the hind quarters with the smaller teeth to eliminate dingle berries. Does not pull. Using it on a Cavapoo dog.

I use this comb on my small silky long haired dogs. This comb glides through the coat and tangles. It is pricey but makes the grooming more pleasant for the dogs and myself.

Purchased this comb to replace a really cheep comb thinking it would work better....... not much difference on my Bordoodles coat.

I have several Chris Christensen products and general really like them all but this was a little bit of a let down. I mean, it is fine but it isnt markedly better than my cheap one. I groom a Standard Poodle and it takes a long time. I didnt notice much difference and maybe like this one a little less. Even so, it is a good product - a well made solid product. If you dont have one, I would recommend it. If you do, Im not sure I would spend the extra money on this one.

This is a must have! I wish I had known about these combs years ago. We just brought home a little maltipoo. Its been years since Ive had dogs that mat. So I forgot about how important combing them often was. I bought a grooming set that had a metal comb in it and thought...where has this been all my life? but then my friend turned me onto this little guy. It wonderful for combing around their faces and eyes. Great for blending the hair so they look fluffy. I suggest both combs, and with these two I dont think I need anything else. This is a heavy little comb with fine and superfine teeth. I can comb her head and face now and it looks like Ive actually combed her. It fuzzes out her little feet and body and she looks even more adorable. My only beef is that its a little pricey but this truly is a one time purchase so bite the bullet and get it. You wont regret it.

I read all the reviews for a month or more that said this comb was so worth the money but just couldnt justify the price. I mean, its a dog comb and we already had two others. Let me just say this right now. I was wrong. This little gem is worth the price tag, whatever the going rate is. Our Shih Tzu is almost 5 months into a full coat and her hair was turning into a nightmare for us and her. We already had the Chris Christensen Coral Brush and Pin Brush, but as her hair grows out the comb seems to be the only thing that works. This thing is unbelievable. It combs through the matts and snarls, you can turn it so only one tooth is pulling through the really nasty spots and the dog just lays there and takes it. I really need to quit being so cheap!