DakPetsAll-In-One Pet Grooming Tool | Metal Undercoat Rake, Dematting & Detangling Comb, Fur Shedding Blade, and Grooming Brush | For Medium to Long-Haired Pets

We have a 14 year old cat who is no longer able to groom himself properly. His coat was full of mats. I ordered this brush and was shocked at all of the hair and mats I was able to remove. My cat purred the entire time I was brushing him, even when I had to gently tug at the mats to remove them. His coat is now smooth and he looks so much better!

I have a Tibetan Terrier. I adopted him from the pet shelter. He was terrified of being groomed. Grooming was paramount to a murder attempt. Screaming in a high pitch, crying, pretending to bite. (He'd whip his head around but never open his mouth.) Tibetans have a heavy undercoat that dread-locks. These things can cause pain to a dog. Even tear their skin if the tangles are left to pull in different directions. I got to the point where I was just cutting dreads off. Slicker brushes were murder on my hands. That expensive tool with the fluid required to make it work, just left him sticky. Wetting his matts would make them tighten. I'd have to cut them off. This has nothing sharp. So I can hold his hair in my fist and brush out the undercoat. No scratching my hands. No pulling his skin. His feet are more difficult. He sleeps with them tucked under him. So they mat up. But I am determined. I got three full dogs worth of hair (undercoat) off of him this weekend. His hair stood straight out, looking like he'd gained 20 pounds. He is so soft! I'm like the little girl in Despicable Me - He's so fluffy I'm gonna DIE!!!

Works very well. My long haired Akita lets me ude it on her without to much complaining. Takes tangles and clumps out nicely. Very happy

I'm so pleased with this tool. Our salon had suggested a wire brush, but that was rough on my cockapoo regardless of how frequently I tried to use it. She was much more comfortable being groomed with this tool. The directions on the packaging were thorough - thought I'd add that I found it easy to work from ends up, even, just as I do when my own long hair is tangled.

Seems that it would work if the cat would tolerate the process.Probably have to begin this with a young kitten. My older catspeaks volumes never heard before when I try.

Love this thing! First time you go to use, be sure to do it somewhere you don't mind getting hair all over because man did this thing get out the hair. It worked really awesome for my smooth Border Collie and it also was great on the longer thicker coated one as well. I couldn't believe the amount of hair and old undercoat it got out and so easily and the dogs don't mind it at all. 2 sided blades are great, that way I have a sharp side if one side gets dull. I'm sharing this find with my friends.

did not work on my Yorkie, meant it to cut through her mats on legs but would not grab the hair at all, would be best for the double coated dogs, I believe, like Cairn terriers. returned.

I've gone through over a dozen grooming tools for my GS, including the furminator. This is the best tool because it gets at the undercoat without pulling the topcoat. My only suggestion is not to press hard. Try to keep the teeth from touching the dog and it will do the job it was meant to do.