KONG Dog ZoomGroom Multi-Use Brush

We recently misplaced our pup’s furbliss brush, specifically designed for short-haired pups. When returning to chewy to purchase, we saw this comparable brush at a fraction of the cost, so decided to branch out to a new brush brand! Our pup enjoys getting brushed, and it did a really great job getting rid of her excess coat, and I was able to collect the hair off the brush and put it straight in the trash After combing her for 10min this morning, we noticed a significant difference in her shedding this afternoon. Happy dog, and less fur to vacuum! This product does the job well.

I purchased two brushes recommended by my groomer for my French Bulldog. She sheds a lot and needs to be brushed daily. Kong did not hit the mark with this brush. I gave her a bath and used it the way the directions tell you to. It was awful, I didn't feel like it was giving her the wash I desired nor does it work the way its described. Very disappointed. Le Salon Brush is so much better and worth the extra few dollars we paid. The bristles are softer and smaller allowing the soap to suds up the way it should, also my puppers absolutely loves the Le salon brush. I do not recommend this brush at all

Our German Shepherd/Shar Pei mix is constantly shedding big chunks of fluff but is extremely sensitive about having his hair pulled or brushed particularly around his hind legs where he is by far the fluffiest. We have tried quite a few brushes that claimed to help with this but none of them helped at all until this one. I left it on the floor around his other toys and puzzles for a week or so before introducing it to him while I was sitting on the floor petting him and he quickly got so comfortable being brushed with it he turned his back to me and let me brush out his whole coat, which is something of a miracle. There seems to be something about it that is made to prevent them from chewing Our German Shepherd/Shar Pei mix is constantly shedding big chunks of fluff but is extremely sensitive about having his hair pulled or brushed particularly around his hind legs where he is by far the fluffiest. We have tried quite a few brushes that claimed to help with this but none of them helped at all until this one. I left it on the floor around his other toys and puzzles for a week or so before introducing it to him while I was sitting on the floor petting him and he quickly got so comfortable being brushed with it he turned his back to me and let me brush out his whole coat, which is something of a miracle. There seems to be something about it that is made to prevent them from chewing on it because he is a big chewer and it looks like a toy but has no interest in biting or playing with it. … more

I’m a dog groomer of 15+ years. Been using this tool for almost all 15. This is the ONLY tool I use to perform de-shedding treatments on short hair coats. It’s also great for a thick arctic coat. This won’t work well or at all on long coats, they are best to have a Furminator brush as well as other combinations of tools used on them. The dogs generally enjoy getting brushed with this tool because it’s soft and massages the skin. You can STILL brush burn with this tool just like any other brush so watch your number of passes and amount of pressure. Also great for scrubbing/loosening coat during bath. Example of a few breeds/coat styles good for Zoom Groom: Pug, Pitbull, Smooth coated Chihuahua I’m a dog groomer of 15+ years. Been using this tool for almost all 15. This is the ONLY tool I use to perform de-shedding treatments on short hair coats. It’s also great for a thick arctic coat. This won’t work well or at all on long coats, they are best to have a Furminator brush as well as other combinations of tools used on them. The dogs generally enjoy getting brushed with this tool because it’s soft and massages the skin. You can STILL brush burn with this tool just like any other brush so watch your number of passes and amount of pressure. Also great for scrubbing/loosening coat during bath. Example of a few breeds/coat styles good for Zoom Groom: Pug, Pitbull, Smooth coated Chihuahua, Labrador Retriever, Beagle, Husky, German Shepherd Dog, Mastiff. Examples of breeds/coats better for Furminator and/or combination: Golden Retriever, Rough Coated Collie, Bernese Mountain Dog, Pomeranian, Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. … more

My XXL Doodle has never met a grooming implement he doesn't hate...until this thing. He not only tolerates it, he LOVES it. He practically purrs when I use it. We use the brush wet in the bath to work shampoo into his coat, as well as dry to knock sand out of his fur when we come back from the beach. This will not get out tangles or do fine grooming work in a curly coated dog, but that isn't what it's designed for. As a way to desensitize and bring some calm to the grooming process, this brush has been life changing.

it works on my dalmatian's short coat (although it doesn't trap her hair as much bc it is so small!) and SUPER works on my shorthaired cats' fur. traps all the cat fur as they're brushed. i do love it for when i give my dog a bath as it really helps lather in the shampoo! recommended this to all my friends with pets bc it's a cheap lifesaver and is completely rubber so it can't break (even tho my dog thinks it's a chew toy sometimes lol)

Interesting design and I do notice less shedding on my 4 month old female French Bulldog puppy (Bella). I wish I'd known about this brush for my previous Pug and French Bulldog (both elderly and deceased now).

Was looking for a brush to groom my french bulldog who has a long flat coat. This thing has worked wonders getting the loose hair up from under the topcoat. Before this, I tried all types of brushes from wire to slickers to rakes. This is by far the most effective tool I have used.

Abby is my 3rd dog and has very short hair. My previous dogs had semi short and very furry coats. I have used Zoom Groom on all of them with great success. They must think it is a massage instead of a brush. (Bonus: when it gets dirty I put it on the top rack of the dishwasher! )

This is the second one I have purchased. The first one wore out after five years of heavy use. It's gentle on the dog, gets the undercoat with out hurting the skin, gives a great massage, and easy to clean. My dog arches his back into it, the rubber tips must feel good. I purchased this in blue.