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Andis Deshedding Tool: While this is another effective tool, the Furminator and Oster were both gentler and easier to use. The brush is also durable, lightweight, and comfortable to hold with nonslip rubber grips on the curved handle. When I was done brushing, I used my fingers to easily lift the hair out of the rounded brush head. The one obvious difference that you'll notice right away is the price of these deshedding tools. I will cover each one separately in greater detail, but I also recommend you watching my video above where I expand on every one of these points further. The Furminator Dog Brush The durable, high-quality Chris Christensen Oval Pin Brush glides through the coat and gently detangles hair without painful pulling.

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The final product chosen for my deshedding tool comparison is the Magic Pro deshedding tool from HappyDogz. This dog brush is equipped with a comfortable handle and a rubber grip. As you'll see in my video, the grip has rubber grooves that contour to your hand. The large groove at the top works as a thumb rest. The DakPets deshedding tool for dogs is much lighter, but it doesn't have an ergonomically designed handle. One thing that the DakPets tool has over the FURminator brush is its removable head. With the simple push of a button you can slide the head off for easy cleaning and safe storage.This also means that you'll have to make some compromises depending on the size of your dog and his coat type. We have a 6-month-old Beagle, who you can see in the photo above. This grooming tool works well on her coat, but it's a bit too wide. This makes it difficult to groom her entire body. You'll find a stainless steel brush head on all three of the products I chose for this deshedding tool comparison, which brings us to the third point that they have in common. For additional expertise on dog brushing, I talked with pet groomer Cassie Edmond, who is an animal caregiver at the San Diego Humane Society. Dog brushes come in different styles for different coats. To know which type of brush is best for your dog, first identify their coat type using the handy breakdown at the end of this guide.

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It has a removable head, same as the DakPets tool has, and is another one-size-fits-most deshedding tool. While it's more expensive than the DakPets tool, it's more affordable than the FURminator dog brush. Also, in my experience, Magic Pro worked better than the DakPets deshedding tool on all three of our dogs. I would recommend this brush to anyone looking for a universal deshedding tool to use on multiple dogs of different sizes and coat types. These brushes are best for dogs with smooth or short coats. "I use a curry brush on short-haired dogs during or right after a bath," Edmond said. "I like to use it on dogs that are heavily shedding." All of these shedding tools are easy to clean. With a bit of warm water and a mild detergent, you can wash these brushes after you use them. This is important, because the natural oils in your pet's coat will get on the brush, and you don't want them to cause any build up over time. Conair Pro Dog Undercoat Rake: I really liked the comfortable memory grip handle on this brush, but it just didn't remove hair as well as the other deshedding tools that I tested.

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The five-finger design allowed me to gently brush all over, including her head, face, body, legs, and tail, while the soft rubber nodules gently collected fur. The Velcro wrist straps kept the gloves secure on my hands.For best results, brush in the direction of hair growth.

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Safety guards are a MUST HAVE when thinking about purchasing this type of tool. The teeth on these tools could cut someone, so you want to make sure they are covered at all times when the brush isn't in use. The Furminator Undercoat Deshedding Tool landed in the top spot. I tested it on a Labrador retriever that sheds very heavily. The amount of hair I was able to remove from her coat was astonishing. It was far more than I could remove with the three other deshedding tools I tested. Cons: Not ideal for nonshedding dogs, sizing may not accommodate all hand sizes, somewhat difficult to clean hair off the glovesKong ZoomGroom: This curry brush is soft and flexible with a cute design, but it just didn't beat out the other curry brushes I tested. Brushing your dog may feel like a chore, but regular brushing prevents tangles and mats. These snarled knots of hair can get trapped in their coat, which can cause discomfort, irritate the skin, and even cause infections. Frequent brushing also distributes healthy oils and removes loose hair from the coat before it sheds all over your clothes and home. In my video, I show you the Furjector button. This is a standard feature on all FURminator deshedding tools. This button ejects a thin plastic strip that slides underneath the stainless steel teeth to push out all your pet's shed hair. You don't need to pull the hair out with your fingers, which is convenient. It's not a must have feature, but certainly makes things much easier. If you are someone who tends to adopt the same breed over and over, this is a great option for you. The price may seem high now, but you'll be able to use this shedding brush for multiple generations of dogs. I believe it will pay for itself eventually. Pros: Stainless steel pins with rounded, polished tips for comfort; durable design; firm cushion with air vent for flexibility; comfortable wooden body and handle