BOTH WINNERS Reversible Stainless Steel Curry Comb with Soft Touch Grip

With this blade, I was able to get more done in thirty seconds than I did with the Furminator in five minutes. It is reversible, with the longer tines on one side and the shorter tines on the other. My only gripe is that the spring is extremely strong, making switching difficult.

Eden Walker

| Jun 05, 2021

I used to prefer traditional single-blade curry combs, but I've recently switched to a Furminator. I went to Amazon in search of a curry comb to help us brush our dogs more quickly. I chose this one because it had the quickest shipping time, and boy am I glad I did. My dog, who despises being brushed, came back for more and sat perfectly still while I brushed him in a matter of seconds. This is going to be my go-to recipe. Brushing should be done once a week.

Timothy Garza

| Nov 29, 2021

*Photo updated after 3 minutes in the garage - Even though it's not as much as the first time, it's still a lot*.

Marley Glenn

| Dec 21, 2021

It's a horsebrush, in case you didn't notice. My dogs, on the other hand, are enamored. It does away with pet-related issues. hair from them in a very good way. The only drawback is that after two or three brushes, you must shake the hair off with your hand. But it works better than anything I've tried in the last 5 years, so there's that. There are no issues here.

Aila Reynolds

| Sep 17, 2021

The dog is terrified of this brush, despite the fact that it isn't particularly sharp. We only use it on the dog on rare occasions, but when we do, it removes a LOT of hair! Amazing. br>br>This brush is very popular with the cat. She'll let us groom her for about 20 minutes and we'll get a clump of hair the size of a baseball off of her every time; it's the best grooming tool we've ever used on her! In addition, the cat now has fewer furballs. If you have a furry pet, I strongly advise you to try this. It makes a mess, so if you have the opportunity, groom them outside.

Layne Short

| Oct 28, 2021

than- This past winter, he wore his usual coat, and when Spring arrived, he was covered in horrible mats. I'll admit that I procrastinated too much. This device does a fantastic job of removing the mats. I've been working on him for four days and have removed the majority of the mats. My husband bought me a cheap rubber grooming tool, which was completely useless. In no time, my horse will be smooth and gleaming!.

Beckett Jenkins

| Oct 24, 2021

  I used to work with horses and wondered if a curry comb would be effective on my dog. So, check out the video; in a matter of minutes, I had a whole wad of hair, and the best part is that it sticks to the comb and doesn't fly everywhere, so you can do it indoors. It's also very simple to get out of the comb. I had him groomed just a few weeks ago (before I got this) and I couldn't believe how much hair was loose. He thinks it's a spa treatment, which is a nice bonus. I was afraid it would be too abrasive, but it was a hit with him! The comb is light but strong, with a large handle for comfortable gripping. Definitely a good choice for your pet!.

Scarlett Gonzalez

| Aug 07, 2021

Max is a Shiba Inu with a double coat that requires grooming every few days. He is constantly shedding. I've tried Furminator combs and everything else, and this is by far the most effective. It pulls the hair out more effectively than a steel comb, which he dislikes. It's only ten dollars, so give it a shot. You may be taken aback, as I was. After that, brush your dog with a medium bristle dog brush for the same results I get.

Aisha Haas

| May 12, 2021