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

Anyone who has ever owned an Old English Sheepdog knows that an amazing amount of debris accumulates in their beards. This tool has fine enough teeth to separate the hairs and comb out the mess

I went to a dog show and this was the column that they recommended for my dog. I’ve always use brushes and I didn’t know it come with pull out this much husky fur. Works great and doesn’t bother her like the brush did

This product was recommended by my cat groomer as what she uses in her grooming needs. I ordered to use at home in between grooming sessions and it works great. Keeps my 2 kitties tangle free.

I now have the longest tine length brush as well as the large pin slicker (coral) and recently got this comb. Its perfect for what I needed, occassional grooming of tough spots my standard poodle gets on occassion, usually on his neck. He doesnt mind me using any of the brushes or comb on him and I find the wide spaced teeth on one end of this comb to be extremely good for the small knots he sometimes gets when his coat is being kept long for winter.

I love this to groom my 3 Ragdoll cats….not sure they’re as thrilled as I am, though! It does a great job, but I still find it very expensive for the average cat owner. I do recommend it as a great grooming tool, but difficult to justify the price.

Through the years, have bought several brands. At the time I thought they were good combs. That was until I bought this comb. The finish is the huge difference, or so I think. Comb glides through coats and even very thick coats so easily. Even if you don’t groom your dogs - you still have to maintain their coats.

If you own a doodle then you need this comb to go with the brush! Youll never look back! I love it!

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.

I returned this comb without opening it. That should be enough to get the message across. Ive used combs for over 60 years to groom standard poodles. I misplaced the one I had used for the last 20 years so went shopping for a replacement. I bought everything from the cheapest to the most expensive trying to find the best comb. I threw the cheapest away after their teeth began to fall out. I found the best among the mid priced. It has a rounded handle and the teeth have stayed in. It glides well through a coarse coat. The most expensive had a rectangular handle that I know from experience is not comfortable. I kept another size of the same make so I know that it would not move like butter through a coarse coat. Comparing all combs, the most expensive is not the best.

Having 2 sizes on one small comb is perfect for the head and face of our small breed puppy. Not sharp at all so I can get close to eyes and remove hard crud. Doesnt bother puppy when I use it.