FURminator deShedding Tool for Medium/Large Cats, Short Hair, Removes Loose Hair from Shedding
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Jacque
> 3 dayIt’s shocking the amount of hair that this tool gets out. It’s almost never ending how much hair continues to come out actually. I have used a similar version on a long haired dog before and now this one on my short haired cat. Both animals enjoyed it and didn’t try to escape while I was brushing them. The only downside is it’s hard to get the hair to release off the teeth even with the little button to push it off, but I think it’s just the nature of the hair and static cling. It’s worth the little extra hassle to be able to de-hair your pet!
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Paul K
> 3 dayIf your pet sheds, just get this one. Sturdy, works great. Easy to clean. My cat loves it.
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Cowboy Joelee
Greater than one weekExtreamlly well constructed, fits awesome in my hand, really works well. Cowboy Jolee
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Penny C.
> 3 dayThis works better than any other deshedding tool I’ve used in the past. My outdoor cats are a little skittish, but even they will allow me to use it in them in small doses. And it really removes the hair without pulling! A feel like I could make a wig everytime I use it on them! Good purchase!!
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Beth H.
> 3 dayEasy to use and my cat loves it!
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Oatbe
> 3 dayWorks very well - notice less shedding!
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Catherine
> 3 dayLiterally amazing. I bought the shed ender years ago for my other cat. So I thought Id use it again. It worked, but not like this. This got all the matted fur off my sweet boy!
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Brenda Tremblay
> 3 dayI used one of these FURminator’s at a friends house on my dog and it worked great so I ordered one, but I missed that one I ordered was for a cat a big cat I needed one for a small Chihuahua so I had to return this one and order one for a small Chihuahua but I do know that they work very well.
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Lindsay K
> 3 dayThe Furminator certainly gets a lot of undercoat off your cat, but it doesnt necessarily do any better than a lot of other (cheaper) combs. Also, when you use it, there ends up being a lot of loose hair that remains on the top of your cat and not in the brush. You have to make the extra effort to gather these free floating hairs, otherwise the second your cat walks away, these fall off and end up in your house, completely defeating the purpose (i.e. the brush makes it even easier for your cat to shed).
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Jordan L
> 3 dayIf you’re on the fence, go ahead and buy this brush! I adopted a cat a year ago and have been resisting getting this brush because of the price. Plot twist, I ended up paying more trying out multiple other brushes! Don’t waste your time and money on others, buy this brush and be done with it. (Not to mention my cat enjoyed the brushing.) If you look at the photo, this was only two days after brushing her with a normal slicker brush. This much hair was still on her!!