FURminator Shed Control Dog Cloths, 12 count box
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The FURminator Dog Shed Control Cloths are a convenient solution to removing loose surface hair and cleaning your pet’s coat.
Key Benefits- Three dimensional proprietary loop technology catches and keeps loose surface hair.
- 3x thicker than traditional wipes.
- Reusable up to three times before disposing.
- Smooth and rough dual sided to clean and collect hair.
- Safe to use on furniture and clothes.
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Item Number79167
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Dimensions8 x 6 inches
Safe to use on furniture and clothes.
Don't Dread the Shed
Dealing with shedding feels like an uphill battle to most dog lovers. While you may never stop your precious furballs from shedding, you can help to reduce the amount of hair your pet sheds with FURminator. Designed by a professional groomer, this tool reaches beyond the topcoat to remove loose hair from the undercoat. It pulls away loose hair without hurting your dog's skin or damaging his undercoat.
The Gentle Grooming Solution
Chances are, if you're a pet parent, it shows—and not always in a good way. From your couch to your favorite sweater, dog hair can get everywhere. FURminator products work to tackle your shedding problems in the comfort of your own home by targeting the loose hairs of your pal's undercoat without hurting your pup.
The FURminator Advantage
When it comes to fur, no two breeds are alike. For example, did you know that some dogs have two coats? There's a topcoat—the fur you see—and an undercoat, which you don't. With a unique deShedding edge, FURminator reaches through the topcoat to remove loose hair hiding in the undercoat. Regular brushing grooms your pup's topcoat, but only de-shedding removes the loose hairs before they shed.
Less Hair, Less Cleaning
FURminator deShedding tools can help cut down on your cleaning time by removing loose hair before it ends up around the house. That's because most of the hair you get stuck cleaning up—yes, including those furry tumbleweeds—is mostly from your dog's undercoat. This hair gets trapped under the topcoat and then sheds pretty much everywhere—and that is where the FURminator can help.
Shedding Solutions for Every Coat
Shampoo
Helps restore natural shine, detangles hair, moisturizes skin and deodorizes the coat
About FURminator
After searching for more than a decade for a quality grooming tool that could solve the problem of shedding, a professional groomer decided to design one herself. Now there's a whole line of FURminator grooming products, from anti-itch shampoos to brushes and combs, and even nail grinders. Pet parents have put their trust in the FURminator because their tools are made with quality, and they work.
Customer Reviews
54% Recommend
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Furminator cloths
By spudsgranny on Nov 2, 2019
These were purchased as a gift for a friend. I haven't heard yet how effective they are for shedding. Therefore, I am giving it 3 stars as an average and am not saying if it is recommended.
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No flying fur
By Gizmo on Jan 18, 2020
I was pleasantly surprised by how well they work. I used to have fur everywhere.
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Great product
By Nise on Oct 18, 2019
I have a black lab who sheds alot, I tried these and they work well, it doesn't say it has a scent but I smell a refreshing scent and I like that. My dog likes the cloths as well.
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Work well but pricey
By Amanda on Jun 15, 2019
These work great but how anyone could afford 1 or 2 a day when they only come 12 in a pack for almost $9 I’m not sure. Which there was a lowest cost or bulk of these and I would buy again- otherwise I’ll use something else!!
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Do what they say they'll do
By Cherie on Jul 30, 2019
These cloths work as advertised. They ARE expensive, but it's up to the buyer to decide if they are worth the cost.
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Not big enough
By April on Sep 19, 2018
My dog is 29 inches tall, over 3ft long and weighs 115 lbs, so this item was very smal for her. It as a pleasant scent and can be used as a quick wipe.
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Used for a final step when brushing
By AthleticGuy on Jun 16, 2018
My 9-year-old Shiba Inu #2 is one of those breeds that grows a double coat in winter. What's visible is the outer coat, which consists of stiff hairs on her body & neck mostly about 2 inches long, more or less, and shorter on her head & legs. Hidden underneath is a very fine down-like undercoat. She sheds the undercoat beginning in April and continuing through the end of June. Some of the outer coat is also shed and partially replaced with shorter hairs. I started using these FURminator Shed-Control Dog Cloths in April 2018 for the first time, but I only use them to finish a two- or three-step brushing procedure that is daily or even twice per day during peak shedding time. So it doesn't My 9-year-old Shiba Inu #2 is one of those breeds that grows a double coat in winter. What's visible is the outer coat, which consists of stiff hairs on her body & neck mostly about 2 inches long, more or less, and shorter on her head & legs. Hidden underneath is a very fine down-like undercoat. She sheds the undercoat beginning in April and continuing through the end of June. Some of the outer coat is also shed and partially replaced with shorter hairs. I started using these FURminator Shed-Control Dog Cloths in April 2018 for the first time, but I only use them to finish a two- or three-step brushing procedure that is daily or even twice per day during peak shedding time. So it doesn't surprise me that the cloths do not pick up much hair as the brushes remove most of the loose stuff. The reasons I use the cloths is to get rid of any remaining loose hair on the surface and to clean her a little, as the cloths pick up some dirt/dust off her oily coat. In addition, I can use the cloths in areas that are not well suited for brushing, such as her legs, tail, & behind. Furthermore, she seems to like getting wiped down with these cloths. Or maybe she just likes the attention. Fortunately, tangled & matted fur is nonexistent on a Shiba Inu, so I start out with a once-over raking only if loose fur is especially abundant or if it's been too long since the last brushing. (I usually skip the rake, which is a generic rake bought at PetSmart that I like better than FURminator's rake.) The two main steps are (1) FURminator Firm Slicker Brush and (2) FURminator Medium-Dog Short-Hair deShedding Tool with the "Comfort Edge" (curved blade). About once per week, I'll follow up with the subject FURminator Shed-Control Dog Cloths so that she can look her Sunday Best. If you get the cloths with your Autoship orders, Chewy has the best price that I've found, thank you! … more
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I found this item very helpful for my chihuahuas
By maddy on Mar 18, 2018
Maybe it's the type of short hairs they have but these cloths seem to grab the excess hair and hold onto it when I cannot get to brush them. If they dry out, I simply add a little water to the package and the cloths become moist again.
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not great at all
By nope on Mar 26, 2018
the furminator brush is great, but this product is not! it barely works and can't tell if any hair comes off
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Another Great Product!
By DoberMama on Aug 17, 2017
Thank God for chewy.com! Along with the other products FURminator has invented for the use of helping our four-legged fur-babies in their shedding this has been a huge difference. Thanks again chewy.com for having the products we need at a much lower price than any other stores and online companies. I salute you!!! Best Regards, Sally H. Kenton Oh
