DakPets All-In-One Grooming Tool | Undercoat Rake, Dematting Brush, Detangling Comb, Fur Shedding Blade | For Medium to Long-Haired Pets

This was one time where the glowing positive reviews stood up & I concur! I got this for my long-haired cat who kept getting mats, and while she's not nuts about sitting still for it as long as I do it gently and only for spurts at a time she's good (and it works - find a vid on Youtube about how to do this first though). What I didn't expect was my short-haired Bengal cat to enjoy the heck out of it. He hardly sheds, but loves the feel of this (use very little pressure though) - and it does pull up loose hairs to help prevent any hairballs. I'm amazed at how well this works, how easy it is to clean the hair back out of, and totally recommend it.

I have a Tibetan Terrier. I adopted him from the pet shelter. He was terrified of being groomed. Grooming was paramount to a murder attempt. Screaming in a high pitch, crying, pretending to bite. (He'd whip his head around but never open his mouth.) Tibetans have a heavy undercoat that dread-locks. These things can cause pain to a dog. Even tear their skin if the tangles are left to pull in different directions. I got to the point where I was just cutting dreads off. Slicker brushes were murder on my hands. That expensive tool with the fluid required to make it work, just left him sticky. Wetting his matts would make them tighten. I'd have to cut them off. This has nothing sharp. So I can hold his hair in my fist and brush out the undercoat. No scratching my hands. No pulling his skin. His feet are more difficult. He sleeps with them tucked under him. So they mat up. But I am determined. I got three full dogs worth of hair (undercoat) off of him this weekend. His hair stood straight out, looking like he'd gained 20 pounds. He is so soft! I'm like the little girl in Despicable Me - He's so fluffy I'm gonna DIE!!!

Now that my German Shepard-Canadian Inuit-Australian Sheperd mix puppy's adult coat is in, I had to upgrade my grooming tools from the Kong brush and wire pin slicker brush. They just can't get through his dense undercoat and wiry fur. This thinning brush took some getting used to for both of us, but was worth the effort! He enjoys the grooming now, and the natural flea and tick products have a chance at reaching his skin when I use this 3-4 times a week. It also seems to reduce the amount of dander and dog smell (makes sense...grooming does that, right?😉) I wasn't sure this was going to be a keeper at first (despite the high ratings and reviews on Amazon and elsewhere), but I'm glad I stuck with it.

I have a chow-chow mix that grows a thick undercoat that's blown before Summer and Fall. This tool easily removed this lowest coat while preserving/cleaning the top coat. My dog was a stray that I rescued so it's taken a few seasons to get her coat in better condition. She had to get used to feeling the tug on her coat but has since adapted well and seems to enjoy the grooming process. I recommend slow, steady strokes with the tool to acclimate your dog because the "teeth" are not the same as on a brush or deshedding tool. I think it would work well on Malamutes & Huskies, or any dog/feline breeds that grow thick undercoats or that mat easily. The tool that I purchased is about 3" wide, making it a good fit overall. including neck, tail, belly, inside legs and shoulders. My hand size is small-to-medium and the tool's weight and fit was comfortable for 30-60 minutes grooming sessions. I'm a Prime Member so I received the tool on time, within 24 hours.

My dog's hair doesn't really mat, but is extremely thick during the winter months. I was looking for a brush to help with shedding now that it is getting warmer. This is a great tool! I've used it on my Lucy 3 or 4 times now, and think it removed enough undercoat to create another dog! I love that the teeth hold the hair removed so it doesn't fly around the house, while still being easy to clean- the hair comes away easily when I clean it. Lucy has taken note of where I store this brush, and will sit by it until I go to her and use it on her. So... dog-mom approved and dog-kid approved. :)

i have a poodle mix puppy that has very long and curly hair that mats very easily. If I were to rate this product on results alone then I would give it a five because it absolutely gets into the underfur and pulls out the mats. I love that it is curved so I know it will not cut my pup. The reason I only gave it three stars is because it pulls my dogs hair making her run. I had to chase her around the room to use this and she normally lets me brush her hair. Now maybe this is because she has long hair and this might work better on a short haired dog. Again it does pull out mats which is why I purchased it. If you have a very long haired dog then just know it might pull their hair because my dog won't let me near her with this brush. I hate giving a bad review because maybe it's just my dog. I do see how this could seriously help with mats. Obviously this is not the tool for my stubborn dog. My dog have 4-5 inches of fur but I can this helping with shorter fur so it doesn't "pull" as much.

This little tool is amazing. I had purchased a similar item at Walmart about a year ago but my long haired cat did not like it because the tines were so close together and it literally pulled her bald headed. She hated it. After fighting with her and losing an ounce of blood a minute, I decided to look up other options. I like that this comb is double sided and the tines are spread out better. I read the reviews and decided to give it a shot. She actually laid still in my lap while brushed her with this. HUGE clumps of fur and undercoat were coming out everywhere. I love this little tool, thank you for giving me back my silky fluff ball instead of the kitty with "dread locks". Bless her heart she would get them on her rear end near her tail and around her neck. Buy it, you need this if you have pets who get fur that mats easilly. You'll love it and your pets will thank you.

My cat is not a fan of being brushed...he's super big and super fluffy...this product was a god send! I'm glad I stumbled across it! Granted he still hates being brushed I can only get his fur groomed in increments haha but it works!!! Gets rid of all the dead matted undercoat! Sometimes it pulls and he hates it but he gets over it! It's like he's a brand new cat when I get all that loose fur off! The amount of fur that came off our first session I could have made another cat 😂

Our Norwegian Forest Cat's coat was developing thick matted areas where he insists on sitting in the garden when it's raining. As he has a double coat (long hair over sheep like fleece) he isn't bothered about the rain and his undercoat grows into felt-like clumps which are hard to remove and obviously cause him pain. This grooming rake does help remove the clumps and has proved successful in grooming him in combination with his usual brushes. One thing to remember is not to just drag it through animal's coat as you might as well just grab the hair and yank it out, well that's how the animal would envision the experience and refuse to allow rake to be used again. Follow grooming instructions, use with consideration and have a tangle free pet. One point to note, the blades are not sharp, in fact they are blunt, so no concerns about injuring your pet. I added this a couple of days later and should have mentioned it in the first edit:- take your time when grooming with the rake, let your pet become confident with using the rake and don't rush the grooming. We've found our cat is now confident in having the rake used on him, especially as we don't drag it through his coat. rake has proved very effective in getting the lumps out.

Le produit est arrivé extrêmement rapidement, comme toujours.... J'ai une chienne croisée husky/loup tchèque dont la fourrure fait beaucoup de noeuds au niveau des flancs et du ventre. Cet outil est vraiment exceptionnel, et ma chienne qui n'aime pas trop les séances de brossage habituellement, est restée très zen, preuve que cela ne lui faisait pas mal.

Hi All. I have an elderly persian cat (18) that's finding some of his grooming a liitle hard in these later years. Though he gets brushed every day, he likes to go outside, sometimes gets wet. He's adventurous. So it's pretty usual that he needs knots shaved out once a year. Occasionally a full lion clip. If your looking at a he or she with the fur in your house at this moment and thinking "wow there are lots of knots that only the vet would usually shave out, maybe this comb will do it and I won't need to go back this time? . It won't. If you are going to use it on big nasty nots you are going to hurt your cat. There will be a lot of meowing (ie I tried). What you should do is take puss to that last vet visit specifically for the clip of those knots to get things back to normal THEN start using this comb. It is an excellent maintenance device that may well prevent him or her from ever having to go back for a clip again. I have a furminator. I think this is better. Cranky persian Ted purrs when I use it on him gently each day. It takes out a mouse sized clump of dead fur each time. There was a comment on another product of this type that was very appropriate "Pick don't pull!" (ie at knots) that absolutely achieves the best result with this comb. I'd recommend holding your thumb over the wide tooth side to control the depth. That way there will be minimal complaints to management :) . Happy cat and happy owner now that we have control over a tricky job. Cheers Dakpets and Amazon.

I have a very large Bernese Mountain dog. In spring and autumn he sheds and sheds a lot! I have problems with my hands, but not with this brush. It is very comfortable in your hand, incredibly sturdy, will remove the dead undercoat and is so easy to use. My dog has to be brushed quite often when he is shedding I manage to get a full garbage bag of hair every time. I would definitely purchase again, and I highly recommend it.

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