GoPets 2-in-1 Dematting Comb for Dogs, Pet Grooming Rake, Double-Sided Dog Brush for Shedding, Deshedding Brush for Cats, Undercoat Mat Dematting Tool for Long Haired Cats, Grooming Matting Hair

I have tried 6 different brushes,combs, and dematting tools and it was like I was torturing my cat and dog. They would run when I got them out. This tool was completely the opposite. They sat there and let me comb them. Did not run, or growl. They even let me comb their belly. They acted like it felt good almost like getting a massage. And it actually worded betting matted hair untangled and removing the loose undercoat. Highly recommend!

I ordered this product after conducting hours of research on grooming my two fur babies, Astro (a 6 1/2-month-old Cavalier King Charles spaniel) and Bailey (an 8 1/2-month-old Golden Cockapoo, also known as a Cockapoodledoo). These are both supposed to be low-shedding to no-shedding dogs. I got several quotes from groomers when we first got them, and the price was upwards of $200 per dog! Two weeks after getting them, I broke my right. ankle, followed by my left ankle, 3 weeks later. God was trying to tell me that I can do this grooming thing on my own if I just find the right tools. I looked at what professional groomers, breeders of my type of puppies, trainers, and reviews from all over the internet said about products they bought and tried out at home, and I got busy ordering my grooming 101 kit that I could do from home with limited help (2 broken and repaired with surgery ankles with one still non weight bearing) to keep my sweet pups looking super cute. I don't want anyone to think that I went to the Grooming House of Horrors @ my house after I am done. How embarrassing would that be to have to have my son or my hubby walk Astro and Bailey around the neighborhood looking like they were butchered!!! The Go Pets Deshedding & Dematting Comb/Brush to get out the undercoat works like magic! It gets so much of that undercoat out that you didn't realize was growing under the radar. No wonder these guys sometimes itch. They are trying to get rid of that extra "coat" that they are wearing in the 90-degree heat with 100% humidity in Charleston, SC Bailey loves it and wants me to brush her with the Go Pet, which I willingly did for about 45 minutes yesterday when it arrived at my doorstep. Astro was a little hesitant, as normal, of the Go Pet Deshedding tool, but he eventually let me use it on him with no problems. I got tons of fine hair all over their bodies, which would normally become matted over time. I was able to get all over their bodies in all the nooks and crannies, even on Bailey's face, without it hurting them. I can't imagine how much hair you could get from a breed that does shed. The only "con" I could possibly come up with is that there are no clear directions for specific use. You just have to try it out and see what works. You do want to hold your dog's coat above where you are brushing, just so it glides a little easier through the fur.

I'm here in 2026 because a friend of mine asked me what brand I used for my dogs because she liked it so much. I have had the same brush since 2021 and I have two double coated dogs: Aussie and Heeler Mix. This comb is the best comb ive had regardless of me trying different kinds/brands throughout the years. Use it daily or as much as possible to keep my dogs shedding at bay!

Works amazingly well but they should have skipped the "ergonomic" squishy handle...makes it much more difficult to use IMO.

This is the first item I have used where I can tell we are getting a lot of hair off our dog. Highly recommended!

I bought the comb for a new Main Coon Kitten and it works well, I didn't realize how much hair would come off. It's going to get a lot of use, I highly recommend this comb if you have a long hair pet.

We have five kitties and only one is long haired but he gets knots something awful. So we looked for a mat cutting comb and this one seemed to be a good option. First, it is large. That's not necessarily a bad thing because, unless you have small hands, it's very easy to hold. The grip is made of a mushy gel inside covered by a translucent outside for a somewhat custom feel when you grip it. Your individual fingers will each tend to kind of form their own space on the handle each time you grip it. Once you let go, the grip returns to its original dimensions. Now I don't want to give you the impression that your fingers/hand will totally sink into the handle because thats not what happens. It just somewhat forms to your hand and returns to original shape each time. The only issue I have and the reason for not giving it more stars is that it doesn't actually cut the fur. You have two sides to the comb to choose from depending on what you're trying to accomplish and how long your kitty's fur is (or how matted kitties fur is). One side has the teeth further apart and seems to work better on longer fur and dense mats. The other side has the teeth noticeably closer together and seems to work better on shorter fur and/or on less dense mats. I also use it on mats that have been mostly worked out using the side with the teeth further apart but still need some combing to get fully out. Looking at the side if the teeth, it would appear that they tried to somewhat sharpen the inner curve to give them a cutting action but I've run my fingers inside of the curve ( I don't suggest you do this) and haven't felt any sharpness to speak of. Plus the mats that I've combed with either side don't come off like they've been cut, they get worked out through many strokes of the comb. I would prefer that the mats actually be cut because our kitty only sits still for.so.long as you gently try to pull the comb through his mats. I use short strokes with an upward motion starting at about 2 inches from the mat and work it out from the edge of the mat towards the inner/more dense portion. Since it combs through the mat instead of just cutting it, kitty only tolerates it for a little while. If you don't need to constantly cut mats off of a long/dense furred kitty, this is a very well built, sturdy, comfortable, large comb that will last you nine lives. (See what I did there?) If you are looking to cut mats off of your kitty and not comb them out, you may want to look elsewhere.

Nice and effortless clean up after use. Good for my long haired fur baby. Gets tangles out with an ease.

Si es muy útil ayuda mucho para quitar el pelo suelto

Works great at collecting fur from both my long-haired cat and my short-haired dog. Doesn't get the mats out of my cat, but I attribute that more to her long, fine fur than I do the brush (my previous, similar brush didn't do a thing for mats, either; scissors are the only way to remove them). The fur-eject feature is nice, though not really necessary; it's pretty easy to pull hair off a brush. But overall the brush works well, the handle is squishy-comfy, and I'd definitely recommend this product if you need a brush for your furry friend.

Enleve tres bien le poil mort. Neanmoins, semble faire mal aux chiens, contrairement aux produits de ce type.

Super Bürste. Da meine Hunde viel unterwolle haben ist sie optimal. Das schöne daran ist, dass man die Borsten per Knopfdruck einziehen kann und alle Hunde Haare einfach abnehmen kann.

Premium price, low quality brush. Doesn’t retract unless tapped. Poor bristles and just a generally cheap feel. Better available for half the price