FURminator Slicker Brush

It brushes just like the €5 one from the supermarket with bristles, and it's more uncomfortable. The part that sticks out without bristles gets in the way.

Hopeless road brush, the bristles should be angled 90 degrees the other way, bad design.

For my mutt, who’s a wire-haired dachshund type, this wasn’t the best choice. I feel like it scratches him, so he doesn’t really like it when I take it out. The previous brush, which cost just a few quid, was actually better in that respect. Plus, it’s hard to clean, and once when I was pulling out the hairs, the sharp teeth cut my finger. I just don’t like it.

For a Papillon (butterfly dog), we think this brush is great. This is already the third brush of this kind we've bought. The Papillon has long, fine, wavy, and silky hair without an undercoat, and we're very happy with this brush. We first brush him with the double-sided FURminator, starting with the black soft bristles, and then use the slicker brush. Always a fantastic result. We've also tried quite a few other brushes.

I have a long-haired Australian Shepherd who loves to swim. So his fur gets tangled really quickly, but this brush is amazing—it doesn’t scratch the dog and it adapts and detangles really well. Very satisfied!

My 11-year-old British Shorthair liked it from the very first brushing. The brush fits the shape of the cat perfectly and brushes gently.