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

Really helpful when grooming. Totally worth the money. Very durable. You can’t use the smaller/ denser end to comb around thick whiskers; this is because many of t he whiskers were just to thick and the comb has the ability to just pluck them out as they get wedged between the comb’s teeth.

Yup, I spent more on a comb for my kitter than Ive ever spent on any of my own hair products. She is the fluffiest, prettiest creature youll ever see. This comb keep her tangle-free and show-ready. Weve had cheaper combs, but they truly dont compare. This comb slides through her fluff like butter. This was a worthy investment.

We use the comb for our long-haired Havanese. Brushing alone is not sufficient for our dog, so between visits to the groomer we must a comb him every 3-4 days to keep his hair mat-free and beautiful. The comb is VERY sturdy, very good quality. It is definitely a professional grade grooming tool. Having two halves with differently spaced tines is super handy and saves time. I simply flip the comb around instead of having to reach for a different comb every time the hair condition on a particular spot requires it. This comb may be pricey, but it is money well spent and worth every penny.

Despite using chris Christensen slickers, never thought of getting this comb. Been using cheap combs in the past so thought Id give it a try since their slicker brush is amazing. This comb is amazing. Yes, it is expensive, but if I take it in to account that this will last forever, its not expensive at all and so worth it. I can use this to brush up my bichons faces and comb out their eye boogers as well. Super happy with my purchase.

I would have liked to know the size of this comb without having to go off site. For others who want to know, its slightly over 5 long. My search was for a comb that is going to last without having to replace it every year because the tines started breaking, and I believe this one is going to last. Its stainless steel and it combs through most junk dogs, even little dogs, get on their faces. Mine is a Maltese, for instance, so hes got the brown stuff from his eyes that white dogs get and this comb gets through the gunk without too much fuss, especially if I spray it slightly first to wet it a little. The Christensen line is expensive but the quality is there and the tools are made to last.

I bought a Chris Christensen Buttercomb 000 in 2018, on the recommendation of my groomer. I love that comb. Seriously, I hear angels sing as it glides through my double coated corgis and Aussie’s fur. Nothing better for painlessly removing loose and blowing undercoat. I love this comb so much, I bought myself a second one. Sigh. The new one has sharp corners on the ends of the comb spine (see photo of new and old comb). The pointed corners hurt my palm when I’m using it. Since I comb three dogs about 30 minutes each at least twice a week, this is a problem for me. I reached out to the manufacturer via email, (with this photo and explaining that they were the same part number with the same markings, both purchased from their authorized distributors). The reply I got was that their plating process has changed. It seems that a “grind the pointy bit off before plating” step was somehow removed from their process. And yeah, for $30 I don’t think my dog comb should dig into my palm. So now, I have to buy a snap on handle and increase my $30 investment by another $20 if I want to be able to use this comb without discomfort. I’m disappointed by this change, to say the least. If you happen upon these combs at a dog show or event, see if you can find yourself an older style. If you get stuck with one of these, go ahead and buy their $20 handle.

This is a nice, smooth, sturdy comb, but I cant see a dimes worth of difference between this $32.00 comb and the $7.42 Andis Pet 7 1/2 inch steel comb. I bought this one first because my husband has a terrible time keeping knots and mats out of his shelties hair. He was not impressed so I tried it on my sheltie who has no knots and no mats. I could not pull it through her hair either. There was considerable drag so I had to back it out. Out of curiosity, I ordered the Andis Pet 7 1/2 inch comb and it performed the same way--no better and no worse. After we tried the Tropiclean Tangle Remover both combs did a beautiful job. I suspect almost any comb would work with the help of Tropiclean.

I use this on our wavy coated dog. Works great and helps to separate the hair before it mats. The comb has rounded teeth and tip, so more comfortable for dog. When I tried cheaper versions, dog was uncomfortable compared to using this comb. Using it for 7 yrs and just bought replacement.

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 bought the brush to help with my toy poodle. Then thought I might need the comb. This comb is just amazing as the brush. Helped me get through the tangles without it hurting her.