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Hi, just wondering if anyone has the Furminator our there. It looks like a pretty cool brush. Wondering how well it really works. Any feedback would be great. Since it is kinda a spendy brush.

I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have one, and it keeps the tangles out of Cleo's coat. I cant really use it on my ragdolls because it breaks the hairs, but Cleo is not a raggy and her coat isnt as soft, and gets tangled so easily. So this handy-dandy little brush works and it works WELL!!!

I've used it on Phoenix too and got myself another GSD out of the deal! It get sooooo much fur!! I love it!!

No matter the denials. This is a stripper blade that cuts and breaks the coat. It is harsh and will ruin a good coat. Use combs and the Zoom Groom if you want a full, healthy coat.

I have been wondering about the furminator for some time as it has reached Europe. Funny I was about to ask about it when I saw this message
A lot of people here maintain that it doesn't cut but from I had seen on the net I had my doubts (especially as you can buy blades for the larger ones). Thanks to confirm that this is definitely not a tool to have I'll keep my combs, brushes and Zoom Groom. If only Diwan liked to be groomed as much as Cyrano my life would be much easier

JanH Wrote:No matter the denials. This is a stripper blade that cuts and breaks the coat. It is harsh and will ruin a good coat. Use combs and the Zoom Groom if you want a full, healthy coat.

Just bought the zoom groom today and I love it! This is the only brush George has not run away from .

The furminator isn't made for cats such as ragdolls. It is designed to be used on animals (dogs/cats) with double coats. Works great on my greyhound/husky mix, but not necessary on a ragdoll. For our raggie we just use a comb.