Professional Greyhound Comb for Dogs and Cats

works well on my cats and too rough for my dogs

I love the round back. This thing is sturdy, tines don't bend or come loose, I use it on every dog I groom. My go -to comb! A blessing for weakened hands.

Sparky is a gorgeous little Persian man who has some of the coarsest hair ever! He's pampered, he's fat, he's lazy, he's a lousy groomer and I love him. He requires daily brushing or else his hair will get tangled and knotted. This comb works very, very well. He actually likes being combed and especially with this comb. The wider spaced teeth are what I start with them change over to the narrow teeth. This allowes the under hair to be deranged and pulled free. Love this comb!!

I had bought one of these combs because I have some arthritis in my hands. I found it easier to use than my other combs including the Chris Christensen. I liked it so much I bought one as a gift for our dogs groomer. She REALLY likes it a lot she said. She finds it doesn't wear out her hand as much as her other combs, said the grip is easy and the comb itself works beautifully on the dogs coats, we have Leonbergers. Excellent product, thank you.

Just purchased another brand comb :it’s a similar type comb ,but cost less...when I saw the color an descriptions as to how this brand claimed to preform, I was really looking forward to receiving it ! however, turned out to be more difficult to use than anticipated!....My short haired, 11 month old Shih-Tzu has difficult , fine hair that caught frequently on comb creating small “yanks” on hair : this made pup unhappy which forced me to end our grooming session on a sour note 👎🏼 Comb snarled easily and created a ample amount of static electricity easily combated by water but I had not anticipated this,.... thought it may be my inexperienced approach with pointy teeth of this comb,;however, the other comb ( same style: Andis) worked without any problems so I tried it on my long haired Ragdoll cat (that has a double coat)...worked great on the cat and removed a good deal of her undercoat with out any pulling..,convinced me , i’m Sticking with using it on the cat, Only🤷🏻‍♀️👍😻

I had a Greyhound comb I bought in 1975 as required for Grooming School, and "some how" it came up missing ~1999. I have been buying various combs since in a search for it's replacement, never "quite" satisfied with any of them. THIS comb works GREAT for me, and much more! The longer teeth, really help get all the way down to the skin, the spine is textured and thus easy to hang onto, even when wet. It is strong, so that I can comb out matted animals without having teeth fall out! I just cannot say enough good about this comb. I love it!

I am a cosmetologist who also grooms her own two huge dogs, Bernese Mt Dog and Grt Pyrenees. I have really bad osteoarthritis in my hands and it’s hard to hold certain dog grooming combs. This one though is bigger and has an edge that’s easy to grip when combing. It really gets all the hair down to the skin wout hurting my pups. I will definitely buy more grooming tools from this company, and I highly recommended esp if you have arthritis .

I love this dog comb... we have a Maltipoo (Maltese + Poodle) and those little curls get matted easily if she's not brushed every day, especially the ends of her ears. Heck, they get little mats there even if we DO brush her every day. This comb has been amazing to get those mats out! You can even use a dog detangling spray to help make it even easier, and there's some really good-smelling, silky detangling sprays out there, too. Story short, this comb's teeth don't bend, and are securely part of the handle, so the comb's teeth can be pushed through a mat to then break it up, and work through it, if there's any tough mats in there. It's definitely worth a try before having to shave your dog. Enjoy!