The. Furminator. Rocks.

Anonymous wrote:It works but the problem I have is knowing when to stop. It just keeps coming...

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AWESOME investment - this thing really does work !

It works but the problem I have is knowing when to stop. It just keeps coming...

Yes! Best to do it outside, as you will have a mountain of hair left when done.

My cat loves it. Be prepared to vacuum after you use it!

Thanks everyone for the feedback! I think I will buy this expensive brush, but will be careful how and how often I use it.

It works well but you have to be careful not to over do it. I've used it on my cat buy brushed his back too long and the fur started thinning.

It tears up the coat. Use an undercoat rake.

Works great! I can't believe the amount of fur it gets off the dog and cats.

I have the yellow one (medium size?) got on sale from amazon, it works great on my dogs and cat, especially a very fuzzy husky, I got bags full of hair off her using that thing...

My cat loves it and it's definitely reduced shedding issues

Yes, I have one and use it on both dogs and cats. I cannot tell you, however, if it pulls out healthy hair as well - which was one of the criticisms of it - it acts more like a blade. The cats do not like it because it feels sharp on their skin. Dog eats it up.

Yes, it does. Use it regularly however often your dog needs to keep the loose fur at bay.

What is this fulminator and does it really work?

I have a lab who sheds a lot. i bathe him once a week and that helps a bit, but anything else that can be added to assist in reducing the hair in my home would be wonderful!