Cat Brush with Silicone Pins – Grooming & Shedding Massage Brush for Short & Long Hair

One cat (ragdoll) loves this and meows for more when I stop. One cat ( British shorthair blue) hates it and hisses at me to stop🤷‍♀️ Overall a good buy.

I have been using brushes on my cat for years..this is the best I have ever used ..sends him to sleep .he loves it .thank you for a great product

The cat comb arrive early the next morning by Royal Mail delivery. It has a large soft rubber comb which my cat absolutely loves. He purrs as he is being groomed and the hair is easily removed.

I have an elderly cat that loves being brushed, but I worried about how rough her normal brush was on her for extended brushing sessions. My cat loves being brushed with this! It's not the best brush for getting excess fur though as it seems to end up everywhere except the brush. I usually will just get the excess fur with her normal brush whilst massaging her with this one.

After a little hesitation on their part, both my kittens now love being gently groomed with this brush.

I Find this brush one of the most easiest to use. I have a fussy medium to long haired 1 year old cat, who lately started suffering from mattes. He never liked being brushed by normal standard cat brushs, always thought i'm playing as they were obvious when being held, which over time has now resulted in mattes. Now I can't say this brush gets mattes out, I have yet to be able to try but I can say that for once, my kitty finally lets me brush him!! This silicone brush is held comfortable and just seems like i want to stroke him, they are also soft enough too not even Him. Now I just need to get him to sit long enough to allow me to thoroughly Brush. Only downside i found is that some Hair doesn't completely stick to the brush and you have to brush in certain way to allow the minimum amount of hair to escape from combing(which is hard with a fussy cat), so this results only in 4 star, not a 5. Overall would buy again and definitely recommend!

Our rescue cat – The Mighty Felix (who must remain indoors, sadly) – was very wary of this, at first; but, now, come shedding season (around the end of spring), he jumps on to the settee as soon as I’ve had my breakfast (and he’s had his), begging to be groomed!Not only is the ‘brush’ wonderful at removing his undercoat – plain brown matt fibres; rather than his luscious outer coat of leopard spots and tiger stripes – but it leaves Felix lovely and lustrous all over (well, except for his extremely fluffy tummy: which I leave until last, so he’s had a chance to start digesting his food).It has cut down the number of hairballs tremendously, as well (which has to be a very good thing); as well as the amount of Felix fur floating around the house. Additionally: the brush is really easy to hold (my hands are a little ‘wobbly’) – and as long as you keep it pointing in the same direction (always grooming from head to toe, of course), it collects the hairs brilliantly: which then just peel off really easy as one teensy-weensy little cat rug (which then gets mixed into the compost). The remainder of the cat can then be found, blissed out, eyes closed, stretched the length of the settee… – where he will remain for some time. 😻

At first my cat was frightened by the purple thing she didn't know or trust so I had to introduce it to her very slowly. She obviously likes the way it massages because she purrs immediately and I can see she wants to relax but I have to move slowly or she gets frightened. Early days yet.I like the way it gets lots of surplus fur out of her long coat and is very easy to clean. I wasn't sure what "Easy to remove" meant (above) but the fur is easy to lift off as it forms a kind of clump for want of a better word.Definitely worth buying.