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FURminator Long Hair deShedding Tool for Medium Dogs
Description
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FURminator offers a full line of tools, shampoos, conditioners and sprays to make sure you are equipped for all steps of the grooming process. The FURminator Undercoat deShedding Tool for dogs reduces loose hair from shedding up to 90% with regular use. The stainless steel deShedding edge reaches through topcoat to safely and easily remove loose hair and undercoat without damaging topcoat or cutting skin when used as directed. Use the FURejector button to release hair with ease, making deShedding easier than ever! The ergonomic handle provides you with comfort, while the curved edge conforms to your pet's natural build and shape for their comfort. This tool is made for medium dogs, weighing 25-50 lbs, with long hair.
- - FOR MEDIUM DOGS WITH LONG HAIR: Designed especially for dogs that weigh 25 to 50 pounds
- - FORMULATED WITH MULTIPLE CONDITIONING AGENTS: Helps strengthen and nourish skin and coat
- - FUREJECTOR BUTTON: Just push the button to release hair with ease
- - ERGONOMIC HANDLE: For comfortable, easy grooming
- - GUARANTEED: Guaranteed to work or your money back - see product label for details
Specifications
| SKU | 2882529 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | FURminator |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 1 LB |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Gray |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Size | Standard |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 5 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 8.75 IN |
| Width | 2 IN |
This product can expose you to Malathion which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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18 Ratings-Only Reviews
Two of two handles broke
Peledog
Originally posted on furminator.com
Perfect for your Double-Coat Fur Baby!
WenRen
No, I do not recommend this product.
A simple tool
WonderMut
Yes, I recommend this product.
De-shedding excellence
Joolee
Originally posted on furminator.com
gentle and effective
econ14
Originally posted on furminator.com
Good but overpriced
CDIM
Yes, I recommend this product.
Finally!
Camdbm
Yes, I recommend this product.
A great purchase
Dalila Poppy
Yes, I recommend this product.
Questions
I have a Keeshound. Can this be used on such long hair?
- I’m not sure about that breed but I’ve found that first the hair should be brushed then use the furminator. I feel that if the hair can be brushed you should be able to use the furminator on it. I’ve used it on a chow/lab mix, American Eskimo and a Shiba Inu with success.
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I have an albino long hair paphuahua which sheds like crazy. I am unsure about using the product because of its albinism/sensitive skin. However, I really need something to stop the shedding. Would you recommend this product?
- You can certainly try it and rest at ease knowing that it comes with a 90-day satisfaction guarantee. For more help contact FURminator at PetSupport@spectrumbrands.com.
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Is this tool safe for a cocker spaniel?
- Yes, this is a great tool for a cocker spaniel. So that we can answer your other FURminator questions please contact us at PetSupport@spectrumbrands.com.
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I have a very senior short haired Miniature Foxie that is no longer shedding her hair. Will this work best? A brush wire or smooth does getting anything out and I don't want to shave her.
- The Furminator is for DOGS THAT SHED, so if your dog is NOT shedding, Your question is NOT being understood. It is WONDERFUL for both long and short haired dogs that are shedding. Just use it GENTLY because you don't want it to scratch a short haired dog. Don't know what else to tell you because your question is NOT a clear question.
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Is this good for a golden retriever puppy?
- I would personally recommend this for ANY Long Haired dog that sheds alot. Whether it's a puppy or not. This tool is AMAZING!!!!
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I have a Furminator descending tool for my small med-long hair cat. How much undercoat should I remove at a time and how often should I use it?
I bought a Furminator for short haired dogs after my girl's bath earlier this week. She's starting to shed due to the change in weather. Though, I've noticed some complications with her fur. The hair on her lower back and shoulders comes out easily, which is great! However, the hair on her mid back is more coarse/rough and takes more effort to comb. Is there something wrong? Do I need a specific shampoo to make it softer? What should I do? Pics: 1. Her entire back. 2. Soft fur. 3. Rough fur.
What is a Furminator???? Can i use it on my lab??? Is it safe??? If yes which is the best??? He is shedding lots of fur
I have always used a Dog Comb to comb the Winter coat from my dogs - both long and short-haired breeds. Now, there is the Furminator. I tried it, and I find the Dog Comb is better to get the Undercoat combed off the Dog. I find you have to use the Furminator, which is too sharp, to brush them down to the skin, irritating the skin. What is your opinion on combing out Winter Hair on Dogs? (long and short breeds). I used to groom all sorts of breeds of dogs, using a Dog Comb.
What would be the best tools for grooming a short haired dog (Amstaff)?
My Jenny is starting to shed like crazy. She hasn't had this problem before but I have only had her since January and she is a lab mix. Any recommendations on what I could do to cut back on all the shedding? It is everywhere. I was looking at furminator shampoo but I will take any advice. Thank you.
How many times do you recommend doing the de-shedding to my dog?
I am trying to find a grooming brush that would help me with my corgis. I don’t want something that will pull too much fur, I don’t want something that will hurt them. I do have a grooming glove but it doesn’t work as good as I thought.
We just adopted a long haired cat and she isn't enjoying grooming at all. I've tried the furminator and deshedding gloves. Do you have any tips for making it more enjoyable for her please?
My dog sheds too much for rottweiler
why is my medium to long hair cat shedding in our very cool air conditioned house? i brush her at least twice a day along with keeping the temperature very cool. HELP PLEASE
I have a long haired elderly maincoon/tabby mix with mats all over his body because he is too overweight to reach them and honestly doesnt even try. Is there some product we can use to help him out? Shedding brushes are useless at this point and we've nearly resorted to a professional groomer.