Maxpower Planet Pet Grooming Brush - Deshedding Tool for Dogs and Cats - Short and Medium Hair Deshedder Comb - Reduces Shedding up to 95% - Blue

The brush effectively removes loose fur and tangles from my pet’s coat without causing any discomfort. The ergonomic handle makes it easy to use and provides a comfortable grip. My pet enjoys grooming sessions now, and I’ve noticed a significant reduction in shedding around the house. The brush is easy to clean, too, with a simple design that allows fur to be removed quickly. Overall, this grooming brush is a great tool for keeping my pet’s coat healthy and tidy. Highly recommended!

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The best brush for cats…the cat loves the deep brush and keeps presenting himself for more brushing! Easy to use and clean out between strokes, removed so much hair, the shedding is minimal! Nice size to handle and comfortable to use! I also use on small Snorkie breed dog and it also works with ease.

Love this for my shorthair dachshund. Removes a lot of hair and was a cheap options

Works on shorthair pet and bed. No issues.

I bought this brush and the dematting double-sided undercoat rake from the same company for my cats. One of the cats has needed to be in a cone (a very short one to keep him from scratching the side of his head excessively, causing a wound) and got terribly matted all over due to his inability to groom. I think this fine-tooth comb-like brush might have been all I would have needed, even for his terrible mats. The double-sided rake pulls at mats in a way that seems much less comfortable than this brush, and I often found myself pulling the deep mats up enough with the rake to get at them more easily and then using this brush to finish removing them with less tugging. On a second session where I was using this brush by itself for de-shedding, I found he had lots of mats on his "chest" area that I hadn't gotten before, and they all came out quite easily with this brush alone and seemed much more comfortable for him. The other two cats have also decided they love this thing and line up for their turn. I had been a bit hesitant to get this brush because it looks like the same concept as the "furminator" we had a very long time ago, and the cats we had at the time (since passed) seemed to not like it very much. I had also accidentally over groomed one of our cats with the furminator, not realizing that it was somehow taking out more than just "loose" fur. I am not sure if this brush has the same risk or the same degree of risk of over-grooming if used too much. The cats we currently have (rescued family of cats, all related) all seem to have infinite undercoats, but I am still making a point of not brushing them too much/too frequently with this, just in case.

I love that this brush pulls tons of fur off of my dog and two cats. The only problem is that it's a little bit difficult to clean. I have to use an old comb to get the fur out of the brush.

This comb worked very well on my cat - removes her undercoat better than any brush I've tried