Dakpets FURblaster Deshedding & Light Trimming Tool for Long & Short Hair Dogs & Cats, Blue

i wasn't sure it was working at first, it seemed so light but after a little while of my cat arching her back and shaking her tail (she's picked up some doggy traits, tail wagging is joy for her) while I brushed her, there was a good amount of shedding collected. it's easy on my hand and so slick it doesn't pull any hair. it went smoothly with the grain, no need to really work at it, an angle helps but it's quick to figure out. i think we're both happy with it and i noticed compared to similar tools on here it's alot less expensive. on top of that there's a card with an easy warranty, a free training ebook talking about behaviours as well, and even a discount on your next purchase. i'm glad i i wasn't sure it was working at first, it seemed so light but after a little while of my cat arching her back and shaking her tail (she's picked up some doggy traits, tail wagging is joy for her) while I brushed her, there was a good amount of shedding collected. it's easy on my hand and so slick it doesn't pull any hair. it went smoothly with the grain, no need to really work at it, an angle helps but it's quick to figure out. i think we're both happy with it and i noticed compared to similar tools on here it's alot less expensive. on top of that there's a card with an easy warranty, a free training ebook talking about behaviours as well, and even a discount on your next purchase. i'm glad i picked this one and i feel like the company is great too. totally worth it. … more

While this brush did get some hair I guess I was expecting more from it. It doesn’t get to the under coat for that you literally have to section off your dogs hair and brush piece by piece. I have a long hair GSD and this brush didn’t wow me at all. Waist of 20 dollars.

I have a big hairy mutt. His coat is a mix of husky to Newfoundland. This comb gets more fur out than a brush. Who knew?! I thought there’s no way this will do anything and I was wrong. Good purchase. Doesn’t “cut” or “trim” but definitely de sheds.

We have recently adopted a Husky/Border Collie mix puppy and we were not prepared for THAT much hair. I was very excited to receive the FURblaster becuase I was hoping to remove some of that mane. Needless to say the first brush I was able to remove about a softball sized ball of hair which I would say is pretty awesome!

I have 3 long hair calicos and fur everywhere. Very few places groom cats especially these days because of the lockdown. All I have to do is sit on the floor with the FURblaster and they come to me. I brush and brush and get a lot of fur. It's fairly new to us and we are developing a routine. I like that it is a very fine tooth comb and can get into the fur. The cats let me know if I'm a little too aggressive, but then roll over to get their bellies brushed. The fur pulls right off for easy cleaning

I love this comb ! I find it works best if I hold it fairly flat against the skin, and brush In an upward c motion. I don’t have to push hard and it removes a lot of hair. I use it on our kitty and dogs.

Definitely not as good as the furminater but a nice dupe my siberian husky is a service dog that means she has to be well groomed while working this works nice you have to spend a lot more time then the furminater but I don’t regret purchasing it

I wanted to get something I use to help with my dobermans shedding. My black doberman sheds like crazy and my red doberman sheds a little. I debated between this and the "Furminator" for a few days. I thought that the "Furminator" was just too expensive, in my opinion. But what if this "Furblaster" doesnt work at all, and then I end up having to buy the Furminator anyway... But then what if the "Furblaster" works great?! I would save money! So I decided to just go with the "Furblaster" and see what happens. Wanna know what happened? Of course you do! A WHOLE LOT OF DESHEDDED HAIR!! Like an INSANE amount! I kept asking my dogs "how are you not bald yet?!?!" and they were like "We don't I wanted to get something I use to help with my dobermans shedding. My black doberman sheds like crazy and my red doberman sheds a little. I debated between this and the "Furminator" for a few days. I thought that the "Furminator" was just too expensive, in my opinion. But what if this "Furblaster" doesnt work at all, and then I end up having to buy the Furminator anyway... But then what if the "Furblaster" works great?! I would save money! So I decided to just go with the "Furblaster" and see what happens. Wanna know what happened? Of course you do! A WHOLE LOT OF DESHEDDED HAIR!! Like an INSANE amount! I kept asking my dogs "how are you not bald yet?!?!" and they were like "We don't know, and we don't care! Just don't stop brushing us because we are LOVING this!" At least I'm 100% positive that's what they would have said...ya know...if they could talk. Anyhoo.. I am super impressed with this brush. I notice WAY less hair laying around the house, collecting in the corners, decorating my outfit of the day, permanently stuck to the interior seats of my truck like their glued onto the upholstery, floating in my coffee and somehow ending up in my mouth at the most random of times. (Looking at you black doberman). NOW, I will say, the very first time I used this brush, even though I was floored by the amount of hair coming off of my dogs, it did stir up a massive amount of dander. HOWER- both of my dogs struggled with flakey/dandruff-y shampoo and I had just bathed them with a new (super, phenomenally awesome) shampoo (from 4-Legger, totes recommend, not sponsored). So the fact that they both looked like I had just sprinkled table salt on them, wasn't their best look. But the more I used the brush, the better and better there coats got! It may gave been a double play between the brush and shampoo, but who knows. Either way, my dobermans are looking MAJESTIC AF, and I have way less dog hair around my house and in my truck. The brush itself is super sturdy, good quality, doesnt feel cheap or like it's going to fall apart. I love that the comb part comes off for easy cleaning as well. And even though the main structure of the brush is plastic, I definitely expect it to last a VERY long time as long as one of the dogs stops thinking it's the worlds greatest toy and trying to run away with it in his mouth. (Looking at you red doberman). … more

If you enjoy combing your dog for hours (and your dog doesn't mind you yanking her fur for hours) then this is the right tool for you. It took me 40 minutes to get through one leg and yes, I got a lot of the loose undercoat out, but I don't have the time and my dog doesn't have the patience for me to brush her for an entire day. Buy something else.

I have a short wirey haired bully & this is the BEST brush ever! It doesn't hurt and she gets really excited for me to use it. It takes of giant piles of hair effortlessly! Highly recommend!