LUKACY Cat Brush for Shedding and Grooming,Undercoat Rake for Dogs,Cat Brush for Long Hair Cats Shedding and Grooming Small Large Medium Poodles Pet Deshedding Comb for Husky（Blue）

I have very fluffy white Radgoll cat that sheds constantly and she has been looking very unkempt. I have a traditional small wired brush that she loves but it never grabbed enough hair.This products is crazy awesome! It works so well after just a couple passes there was a noticeable amount of fur coming from the brush. She started to slowly look more and more normal and less like a big cotton ball. It’s definitely something you have to get used to. I can see why this would be better for dogs in a way because it can tug slightly. To a very picky cat it makes her irritated pretty quickly but she has very long fine soft hair and if I put too much pressure it does meet some resistance before making a full pass through her fur. She doesn’t like it as much as her old brush but I’m slowly doing a little at a time every day. Much better then cutting fur and when you do use this turn any fans off or the hair will go flying all around the room (if you do this inside). This is a great tool for maintenance and keeping your cat clean, healthy, and happy (less hairballs anyone?). Keep your environment clean and free from excessive pet allergens from extra shedding. Great for all year round.Only thing I dislike is I can’t wash it. I would like to also use this on our dog but my cat wouldn’t tolerate the smell of dog on her brush.

This. Is. The. Brush. That’s it. You did it! You’ve found the last brush you’ll ever buy. Congratulations! If you have a cat who enjoys being brushed and is medium-long haired, this is your guy. I have 3 cats. Two short haired and one medium. In my experience, most longer haired cats enjoy being brushed whereas short haired cats just become confused and think it’s a new toy.I was AMAZED at how much fur I got from my medium haired cat. She enjoyed it as much as she does the wire-type brush I have. The difference is the amount of fur I removed with one swipe of this brush is about equal to ten minutes work with the wire brush.Be aware, fur will fly. Literally. There’s just so much fur! I think she’s smaller now. If you told me there were razor blades in this thing, I’d believe it.I assume it would work similarly on dogs. This brush would be good for a small-ish sized dog. Yorkie- shitzu. It comes with this odd thing that looks like a large flea comb with rubber-like teeth. It’s for removing fur from the couch/carpet/your clothing after the brushing is done. You WILL need this. Works really well on clothing.Soooo, buy it. Just do it. 100% worth it.

My very long haired Balanese is older now and doesn't take very good care of his excessive long hair these days.I have used Furminators but these days is not working out very well. He hates it.This came this morning and he can almost tolerate it.I managed to get some serious clogs off of him with comparable ease. He didn't run from me angry.He did, however, let me know when he had tolerated enough grooming for today though.This guy has had almost three and a half inch long hair on his underside. He has always required some grooming help but this year he's much worse. He's almost thirteen.If you have a cat who mats up then this might be a good choice for helping him or her get groomed.

This dermatting comb is easy to use and very effective. It has double sided rows of metal hooks that are slightly pointy but not sharp at all. You would be able to grab it hard by the hooks and not get poked at all, so it is very gentle on your skin and the cat’s skin. On one side, there are six widely spaced hooks; on the other side, there are 11 closely spaced hooks.In the past few months, my 7 year old, medium long haired cat has developed several long and sticky fur mats around and under her neck area – which I tried using scissors to cut. Since they were so close to her skin, I could only get the top portion of the mats; I didn’t want to take chances hurting her by cutting closer to her skin - especially when you have a wiggly cat that is turning her head all different ways.It was not a problem introducing my 7 year old to this special comb since she’s used to being frequently brushed; therefore, I began by using the side with the six widely spaced hooks to comb under the fur mat, using short, gentle strokes all around the mat until the fur mat easily and painlessly dislodged itself.I’m so glad I came across this dermatting comb because both my cat and I love it!

This brush is great. I have a medium length haired cat. I was nervous 1st time using it, bc I didn't know if it was cutting the hair or just pulling/combing. And tbh, I am still not sure. All I know is she is overweight and has a hard time grooming her hind side. She has been getting mats in her fur and I have to cut them out. This brush has been able to remove the mats and her coat already looks better after only 2 uses!! I couldn't get the bigger mat yesterday, but I was able to remove it today. She does give me a little bite, which let's me know it might pull a little. I suggest, use it to get it smooth initially and then use your regular brush once the undercoat and mats have been groomed. I plan on using it one more time tmr and then only once or twice a week after that, using her normal brush for daily upkeep. She loves to be brushed, don't want to mess that bond up we have when I brush her by accidentally pulling her coat. I would definitely recommend this brush! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐