FURminator Undercoat Deshedding Tool: Reduce Shedding & Keep Your Dog's Coat Healthy

H A Brown: This was superb in the spring for helping my horse to shed its winter fluff. Much better than those specially for equines.

United Kingdom on Nov 12, 2023

RAP: Best tool for getting the heavy undercoat out of my German Shepherds - buckets full of hair removed in 30 or 40 minutes. Dog enjoy the combing, not painful for them.

United States on Nov 11, 2023

Daniela C: Me llegó en el tiempo estipulado. Es bueno para retirar el pelo suelto de mis perritas y ayuda a que no llenen mi casa de pelo.

Mexico on Nov 08, 2023

KBC: Es justo lo que esperaba, tal cual lo publicitan. Le quita el pelito muerto y ya no se le anda cayendo todo el tiempo y por todas partes.
Sugiero usarlo en pelito seco, antes del baño.

Mexico on Oct 23, 2023

Shelby Vaniscak: This brush removes so much hair easily!

United States on Oct 19, 2023

mariangela lima: Nihil

Brazil on Aug 10, 2023

Drea: This item is 100% worth the money! I have two mixed short-haired chihuahuas that are indoor dogs. My dogs shed a lot of hair and every brush I used felt like I was endlessly removing hair and it wasn’t lessening.

A friend of my mine had a german shepard and recommended this brush to me. I had only ever purchased cheap brushes from Walmart and Target so I felt it was a little pricey, but I was desperate to put an end to all this dog hair.

Let me tell you this brush was so worth it! I’ve used it for years!! And in reality, I’ve saved money in the long term because I’m no longer looking for new brushes to test out because the previous brush weren’t doing the job.

I would use this after washing my dogs and making sure they were completely dry - that’s when the shedded hair was the most loose. Eventually I fell in love with the brand so much that I bought the FURminator Deshedding Conditioner to use also.

This brush collects so much hair and it’s nice because it holds it all. Once you are ready you push a button and it releases all the hair. The first time I used it, it was so satisfying to see less and less hair be collected. I stop brushing...

United States on Jul 22, 2023

MARIA DE LOURDES PEREIRA JORGE: Ele retira os pelos com facilidade.

Brazil on Jul 19, 2023

Max: Oh my God! I ordered this a few days ago and it was at my house when I got off work, I couldn't wait to use it. I've only used it on about half of my dog, a 50 pound Siberian husky, and Jesus Christ! I just brushed her last night with a rake brush, that doesn't even compare to this! It's worth every penny. I really like the button to eject the fur too, it saves me a couple seconds of pulling the fur out of the teeth after every brush stroke. I love this thing. I don't know how I lived without it. Strongly recommend for double coated dogs! You need this, stop reading reviews and just buy it.

10/2014 UPDATE:
Still love this product. I'm actually ordering the short hair version for my Husky mix who has much shorter hair than my Siberian.
I'm really annoyed with all the reviews saying this "cuts hair". IT DOES NOT I think people just don't understand how much of their dog's undercoat is ready to come out especially if they haven't been using great tools or during season changes. Like I said originally, I had brushed my Siberian with a rake brush (suppose to be great for removing undercoat) and still got a ton off. If you look at the fur taken off your dog you can see...

United States on Aug 22, 2015

SMB: Yes, I just used OMG in the title of a review for the first time. This is one of those few products that make me rush over to write a review instantly after using it - it's great.

I have a mixed breed dog - bulldog, malamute, whippet, dalmation and a couple others - ~70lbs. He has 1-1.5" long wire hairs just like a labrador - he is often confused for a lab mix. I've purchased four different brushes over the past couple of years - a wide, hard plastic bristled brush, an all-rubber doohickey with the cone-like flexible 'bristles', a comb with very narrow metal bristles and something else. Nothing removed more than literally 20 bristles of his hair - they were all worthless wastes of money. I gave up on everything and just used my hands - rubbing my fingers vigorously through his coat - it worked much better than the combs/brushes - I could get a small handful of fur out of his coat.

I've known of Furminators for a long time but thought that they couldn't possibly do anymore than the other items. Honestly, I got to thinking that my dog just didn't shed more than a few bristles a day.

Lately, my dog has been rubbing his back into low lying trees and pine branches...

United States on Jul 22, 2014