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

When the comb arrived, I was surprised at how small it was. It works great and when they say butter comb its an accurate description. It just glides through fur. I recently got a goldendoodle and it works especially well on the face, ears and paws. Well worth the price.

If youre adopting a poodle for the first time, just buy this comb instead of trying other cheap products. You will end up purchasing sturdy comb like this to brush your curly fur friend. This is not expensive considering the stubborn clot or mats.

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.

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

Works really well on my Coton de Tulear’s face and feet! It doesn’t pull her hair, which is great.

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!

I use this comb all over my coton de tulears coat. It is great in combing out find bit of dirt and leaf bits from his long white fine hair. I love that its small enough for me to turn the comb around with one hand and not have to lose hold of my dog. It seems to be made of good quality material and does not snag his coat. I have no complaints and am please with my purchase.

I saw a video of a dog groomer. She recommended this comb. I am not a groomer but it is money well spent. Moves well thru hair, does exactly what it says.

Tried many brands of combs. My doodle hates to be combed or brushed, but loves this comb.

I was hesitant to spend $32 on a dog comb, but its worth every penny! I have two Pomeranians that I groom myself. One of them has a very thick undercoat. Ive purchased several different type of combs and brushes to try and make the job easier. A few weeks ago I purchased a Chris Christensen 27 mm pin brush and I liked it so much that I decided to purchase a slicker brush and a Fine/Coarse Buttercomb in the same brand. This comb goes through my thick coated Poms hair like butter! The other combs I have would just catch on her undercoat and get stuck.