FURminator Medium-to-Large Cat Undercoat deShedding Tool for Short Hair, Reduces Loose Hair

I have a regular tortoiseshell short hair cat. You would think she wouldn't shed this much but she does. it was getting so ridiculous until I just got this thing. So much hair was removed so easily. better than the brush that Walmart sells. Best purchase I've made but it is a bit pricey. I'm pretty sure you can find one at PetSmart or Amazon for a bit cheaper. $33 seems to be a bit too much. should maybe be $22. Well at least it gets the job done fantastically, and she seems to really like it.

if you are gentle this is a great brush to get at the undercoat that leads to matted fur over time. in a 20 minute session I get a full handful of hair which is way better than hairballs on the carpet! it looks like my Kitty is actually enjoying it (she would be the first to ket me know if she wasn't!)

Removes my cat fuzzy fur not his darker thicker fur. Thought was pricey but it is worth it.

wonderful hair REMOVAL!! I didn't know some cats have 2 coats. This helps!

I love this comb! My cat used to shed a lot but now his fur is nice and neat ❤️ I also bought the furminator deshedding shampoo. It smells amazing and works well with the comb.

Game changer. Once my cat got used to sitting still for a brushing, I have seen fewer hairballs, and less fur to vacuum. My cats' coats now seem shinier! Less fur on my furniture, as well! Easy to clean out.

Does a great job removing undercoat hair in the warmer months, and keeps my three cats' fur untangled and shiny all year.

A furminator is a bit pricey, but works great removing the loose undercoat on my fur baby. Never having had a cat before, I didn't know that a cat could out shed my previous 3 doggos combined. The Furminator worked miracles on them as well.

Great for deShedding/ undercoat for long hair cats not great for detangeling but if brushing often you won't have tangles with this brush, worth the price "Pictures after 3 strokes"

I purchased this which I thought was rather pricey because it said specifically for long-haired cats. Well, I use it on both my cats. It's fine, but it gets clogged so quickly that you have to empty it often while I found the little pressure thing pretty much useless all I do is keep a cloth or paper towel, handy, and just reverse push and get the hair off rather than pushing down the little lever that's their feature. It does do the work but it's possible that it's overpriced for me.