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There was cat hair all over the kitchen, bathroom, and laundry, and I even found hair on my toothbrush. The wife's s@# was taken away from her. One day, $ appears and demands that the cat be euthanized! As an animal lover, I ordered this brush to protect my moody feline companion, and wow, does it do a fantastic job! It removed about 4 pounds of hair from the cat, hopefully preventing me from discovering hair balls while walking barefoot to the bathroom at 2 a. m. I even gave the brush to my wife's child, who loved it! I've got a black eye now, but I can eat without getting cat hair stuck in my mouth! br>Excellent buy!.

Arturo Hester

| Oct 19, 2021

For those who have a mild allergy to cats but can't imagine life without them, this is a great option! Simply push and toss in the trash. My kitten is 5 months old, and I was concerned that the bristles would be sharp, but as you can see, they have little rubber tips on the ends, making it very gentle for the kittens! I can still get under her chin and around the side of her neck with ease because I have a nice grip that isn't too big. I didn't want a brush that was too small for her to outgrow, but it also couldn't be too big for her to easily maneuver in that area gently. Indeed, a great product for the price!.

Paula Aguirre

| Apr 15, 2021

I'm not sure why other reviewers raved about this brush, but I purchased it based on their recommendations. My thoughts on the matter are as follows: I don't believe it is of high quality. The tines are of poor quality, and the handle is awkward to hold. It feels as if I'm removing hair when I press the hair removal button. It appears that the entire brush will be shattered into pieces. This brush, by the way, is ineffective at removing hair from the tines. To get my Mastipoo's hair out of the brush, I had to use a comb. It wasn't even close to being completely filled. This brush was also a big no-no for me and my dog. He attempted to bite it throughout the brushing, which he does not normally do. Disappointing in the extreme. 😞.

Sylvie Brown

| Sep 10, 2021

To begin, let me state unequivocally that I do not desire cats. I, on the other hand, have them in my possession. They're also a hit with the kids. I'm not a fan of the hair. This was for cat hair, according to the advertisement. Aside from that, there's dog hair. So I went out and bought it. It sucks. Petting the cats' hair is a more effective method. Sure, the designs are nice, and all of the other stuff they want me to review is nice, but it doesn't work as well as it should because the bristles are too far apart; however, I'm sure it's fine for a dog. It did, however, break after four months. The mechanics have come undone and the device is no longer functional.

Crystal Ibarra

| Oct 22, 2021

Likes. Without a doubt, this is the most effective grooming tool I've ever used - I've owned, loved, and tried my hardest to keep their coats tidy for well over 50 years. Grooming sessions were limited to what little I could accomplish between squirming and attacks of tooth and claw before this gizmo arrived, with widely varying success rates and degrees to which the felines in question can stand the effort - before this gizmo arrived, grooming sessions were limited to what little I could accomplish between squirming and attacks of tooth and claw - before this gizmo arrived, grooming sessions were limited to what little I could accomplish Limiting the session to just a few minutes before the cat bolted, leaving us to tend to our wounds. We'd have to either cut the resulting mats or give up and hire the pros at some point. Then came the arrival of the ITplus brush. When I first set out to begin the annual spring shed maintenance on our large, black, and very long-winded shed, I had no idea what I was getting myself into. I noticed a difference right away when I saw a haired Male cat. The one-touch control collected the hair perfectly, allowing me to quickly remove the shed hair and dispose of it. Without letting go of the cat, you can do it one-handed. The brush's best feature, however, is how it makes the cat feel. It's a big hit with him. He gets up and asks for a brushing whenever I sit down. He stretches out and begins to purr as soon as the brush is pulled out. As a result, Tobie's coat is looking great, and we haven't found a single mat yet!.

Danna O’DONNELL

| Dec 29, 2021

She adores it and gets so excited when I bring it out that she comes over and rolls over on her side, waiting for me to brush her. Obviously, I'm very careful with her belly. . . The vet just told me that brushing them on a regular basis is critical to avoid hairballs. And if you see any flea dirt on your cat, make sure you're treating it with flea treatment on a regular basis, because if they lick the flea area, which they will because they're itching, they'll get a hairball. I just adopted this kitty from a shelter three weeks ago, and she may need surgery due to a hairball she's had for some time, causing her to refuse to eat because she's so uncomfortable. . . So brushing is not only fun, but also beneficial to their gut health.

Averi Wiley

| Dec 30, 2021

It's not something you should buy. It's a brush, and it does the job, but it doesn't keep the fur in place very well. The cat's fur flies everywhere after you brush it. The one I misplaced does a much better job of keeping the fur in place.

Misael Fischer

| Mar 29, 2021

The self- The cleaning feature is nice, but it only raises the discarded hair about three-quarters of the way out, and you still have to remove it with the hard bristles on. Overall, for the price, it's a usable product.

Josue Farmer

| Mar 28, 2021