Product Description

De-Shed your pet with FurBuster's professional De-shedding tool. This easy-to-use brush features an ergonomic handle for comfortable grip and an angled head to help reduce strain to your wrist. The press and release head allows you to replace the stainless steel blade or change sizes with little effort. The FurBuster De-shedding tool is designed for pets of all sizes and ideal for household or professional use.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #183092 in Pet Products
• Size: Large
• Brand: Bamboo
• Model: 810242
• Dimensions: 9.00" h x 4.50" w x 2.75" l,

Features

• Change sizes or replace blades with ease
• Ergonomic handle with comfort grip
• Angled to help reduce wrist strain
• Reduce shedding

Amazon.com Product Description
Pets shed hair and fur everyday. So, keeping up with the constant exfoliation can be tricky. Fur collects on the upholstery, the rug--even on your clothes. The FurBuster De-Shedding System combs loose hair from your dog or cat and is as easy and soothing as petting that furry friend. The FurBuster's stainless steel blade removes loose hair and undercoat effortlessly. The replaceable and interchangeable blade snaps securely into the unit's universal handle. A sleek, angled design helps reduce wrist strain--a nice feature for larger pets or animals that won't sit still long. Three blade sizes are available for pets of all sizes.

Customer Reviews

The amount of loose hair removed is astounding and the pets love it!
We have four dogs and six cats. To say that there is a lot of fur flying around the house is an understatement. We have tried all kinds of brushes to no avail. Initially, I saw an ad for a competing product of the FurBuster (the Furimator). After looking around and doing some comparisions, I decided to go with the FurBuster (I will explain farther on).

The amount of hair that came off our animals was astounding. I didn't think that a cat (5 to 15 pounds) or dog (Schipperkes, mutt and Springer Spaniel/Australian Sheep Dog mix) could have so much hair removed without any ill effects. They say that one brushing a month is all you need to do. All of the pets love the device. In fact, we have a problem with a couple of our cats shoving their way to the "front of the line" when they see the dogs getting brushed.

I went with the FurBuster over the Furminator because the FurBuster is cheaper. Also, you can get differant width brush heads that will fit the FurBuster handle. With the Furminator, you need to get a different handle for each width of brush.

Lastly, I did read a caveat from someone else about these brushes that makes sense. They said that the brushes were so efficient at removing loose hair and/or the undercoat that their dog got chilled when swimming even when it was quite warm (85 degrees). That is something I will take into account this summer if I take the dogs to the water. Most likely, I will give the dogs a good brushing about mid May and then not do it again until September.

wow
I work in a busy Groom Shop where we use the Furminator every day i saw this and tried it is is every bit as good as the Furminator for home applications thoughjt i probably wouldn't recommend it for a professional groomer but it works well in my home

The Best Dog Brush EVER!
I was looking for something to help the incredible shedding issue that our newly adopted pug had this spring. I bought this in hopes of getting more hair out than other rake type combs. IT IS AMAZING! It gets out so much hair! I was shocked to see the clumps that came off my pug! It greatly reduced the loose hair left around the house. I am recommending it to all of my family & friends!