GM Pet Supplies Self Cleaning Slicker Brush | This is The Best Dog and Cat Brush for Shedding and Grooming | Our Pet Brushes are Suitable for All Hair Lengths and Pet Sizes

Good at getting the hair,brady to clean.

Works well for my Norwegian elkhound 'Weegee' and my Main Coon cat 'Zero' ! I also have a redtick coon hound, it does not work on Daisy's fur but she is a short haired dog. Has saved me grooming costs on Weegee. If you have thick and long haired dog this is by far the best brush I have tried. There is no short term shedding and done with a Norwegian, they are amazing pets but shedding is 24/7 and grooming is much more labor intensive than a lot of breeds. The undercoat if not dealt with and the constant shedding can cause a lot of skin infections (their hair is just that thick). Without getting the shed/loose hairs out they will hold moisture and it can lead to very costly vet bills due to causing infections.I have cut our weekly grooming visit down to 1 time a month. I honestly thought this brush would just be another in the junk drawer, I have tried to so many over the years I have a pile of them we don't even use. The push button empty is a finger saver too! So many brushes are sharp like needles and prick the skin when you attempt to clear the hair, this one no risk of self injury when you empty! Push the button over the trash and the hair slides right off. The brush is wide so it does a larger area in a shorter amount of time. My dog is indoor and outdoor and she is always in everything this does well at helping to pull out burrs too without pulling harshly on her hair.I see a lot of people complain not for cats. If you have a domestic short hair then no, I don't think this brush would be a great fit. Not all pet items work for all breeds, short hair domestics cats and even short hair dogs do not require the same level of grooming as long hairs. I have a Main coon cat, he has long hair and the brush works well for brushing him to help prevent matting. Solid purchase, would recommend for people with long hair cats, or thick long hair dogs.

Im using in a pomerania.It is convenient and easy to use and clean, but the bristles looks very cheap and hurt, even my pomerania that is full of hair i can see makes her hurt, i have to do extremely slow to be able to brush her hair.

I bought this to replace my Furminator, as I had heard from some groomers that it wasn't great on double-coated dogs (removes healthy undercoat, easy to irritate skin, etc.). Overall, I'm really happy with it. I haven't had great luck with slicker brushes in the past, but this one not only got out a surprising amount of fur, but also seemed to be less uncomfortable for my dog- she didn't fidget as much while I brushed, and even seemed to enjoy it a bit. I'm not a groomer, and I'm sure not everyone agrees on it, but I found that this brush just works better and that my dog seems to be more comfortable when I use it compared to the Furminator. It does have a really large surface area, so it's tougher for small areas (like the spot between their hind leg and side, or the bloomer fluff), but that's really the only sort-of bad thing I can say about it.

This brush works so good, however, my cat just doesn't like it. But it's not the brush - he just doesn't like to sit still to be brushed or combed. If your pet enjoys being brushed, then I highly recommend this product. It collects the hair and then makes it really easy to remove and discard the collected hair. I recommend for a pet owner whose pet tolerates and/or enjoys being brushed.