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FURminator Undercoat Deshedding Tool for Dogs
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- Stainless steel deShedding edge reaches through topcoat to safely and easily remove loose hair and undercoat
- FURejector button releases hair with ease
- Ergonomic handle for comfort and easy use
- Remove loose hair without damaging the coat or cutting the skin when used as directed
- deShedding tool for large (51-90 lbs) dogs with long hair
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Love your pet but not all of their loose hair? Check out the whole line of FURminator solutions!
Furminator(R) deShedding Tool for Dogs
Are you fighting a losing battle with loose hair from shedding?
Dogs always have and always will shed. Dog owners will be in this never ending battle as long as dogs live indoors. Most dog owners will tell you that vacuuming is simply not enough. Large dogs can mean large amounts of loose hair throughout your home.
The Large Long Hair Dog FURminator(R) deShedding tool is specifically designed for dogs from 51-90 lbs. and with coats longer than 2 inches.

Step 1:
1. For best results, we recommend deShedding your pet immediately after washing and drying. Use only on a completely dry coat. Our extensive line of FURminator(R) deShedding products are designed to promote healthy skin and coat and reduce loose hair from excess shedding.

Step 2:
2. Before using the deShedding tool, perform a complete physical inspection of your pet. Remove tangles or mats with a FURminator(R) Slicker Brush or Finishing Comb before using the deShedding tool. Look for sores, bruises and skin conditions, which may be concealed by his coat. If your pet has any of these conditions, seek treatment from a veterinarian before brushing.

Step 3:
3. Use the deShedding tool much like a brush and gently stroke across the pet’s coat in the direction of hair growth, angling the stainless steel teeth of the deShedding edge toward the coat. Start from the head and work your way back, using extra care near the pet’s stomach, legs, genitals and anus. Avoid making excessive strokes in a single area, instead using long, gentle strokes up and away from your pet’s skin. Deep or rough brushing can cause your pet’s skin to become red and irritated, so do not apply too much weight or downward pressure. If you notice any redness or irritation, discontinue use.

Step 4:
4. Remove excess hair from the teeth of the deShedding tool as you work by pushing the FURejector(R) button.




Product description
As creators of the FURminator deShedding Tool, FURminator continues to raise the bar with innovative, proprietary shedding solutions. The FURminator lineup of deShedding tools, grooming tools, hair care products, bathing and hygiene solutions broadens and enhances the FURminator deShedding experience for pet parents and their pets. Simply put, there is no pet care solution on the market like the FURminator product line. The FURminator deShedding Tool for large, long haired dogs features a long hair stainless steel deShedding edge to reach through topcoat and safely remove loose hair and undercoat without damaging your pet's coat or cutting their skin. The FURejector button cleans and removes loose hair from the tool with ease, making deShedding easier than ever! You will love the ergonomic handle for comfort and ease of use as you deShed your dog.
Use this tool for long hair dogs 51-90 lbs. The 4"" deShedding edge is designed for coats longer than 2 inches.
Product details
Size:Large | Style:Long Hair- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Product Dimensions : 1.75 x 4.25 x 6 inches; 6.24 Ounces
- Item model number : 101008
- Date First Available : June 12, 2010
- Manufacturer : FURminator
- ASIN : B0040QQ07C
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#1,971 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies)
- #7 in Dog Shedding Tools
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Avoid using on pets with particularly sensitive skin. please consult a veterinarian if you are unsure if your pet has an undercoat.
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TPR, ABS, Stainless Steel
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Let's get one thing clear, your dog has too much hair, and the FURminator was sent by aliens in the future to help you fix that. Let's get started!
First, go put on something you don't plan on wearing for the rest of your life. Unless you wear plastic trash bags (Derelicte?), you're about to be wearing your very own authentic dog-hair suit. A lint roller will help, but plan on tearing through half the roll of adhesive sheets when you're done.
Next, go outside. If you have a particularly ornery dog, you may want to throw a leash on him, but don't you dare FURminate in your home, unless you're the first person to brush their dog because you want MORE hair in your house. When you're done, you'll have little fur tumbleweeds bouncing around while you stare in disbelief at your dog, which will still have fur, somehow, despite the hairpocalype unleashed by this innocuous little brush.
Get help. This isn't a leisurely afternoon in the back yard where Rover pants contentedly while you haplessly brush away the loose hairs. This is war, and in war, you need two hands. One person holds Trigger in place, the other FURminates.
Get in there. Short, fast strokes are your best bet. Use one hand to hold the skin in place, and the other to run the brush through. Use the handy button on top to clear out the teeth when it gets clogged. Expect to do this about a million times. Seriously, you're going to wonder how much longer it can possibly go on. Longer, amigo.
Stop when the fur piles are waist-high, or when the fur changes color. I'm convinced you would end up with a shaved dogif you just kept going, but the pile of fur would be unmanageable. The FURminator allegedly pulls the undercoat first, so when your brown dog starts getting lighter in color, we assume that means the top coat is getting attacked. But who cares? Go nuts, the d#mn beast will grow it all back in 2 minutes anyways, right?
This is the be-all end-all of grooming products for your dog. If you hate having animal hair in your house, and have the discipline to use it every week, the FURminator will change your life.
Cons: Doesn't work on human back hair
So, I was getting my eyebrows waxed this past week, and my consultant raved about the Furminator. Yeah, yeah, whatever, I thought. But she put the idea in my head, and a couple days ago there I was buying the darn thing. For reference, I got the long hair large brush. I had a lot of reservations about buying the Furminator. From the fakes, to them hurting dogs, to all the other complaints I read about it, I was just skeptical. BOY WAS I WRONG.
I got my Furminator today and brushed Maxie for over an hour. After every stroke, the brush was full of hair and I had to release it. Not only did the brush NOT hurt my dog, but it made her feel good! As I ran the brush down her back, she'd get a muscle twinge and start to shake her back leg, like she does when I start to scratch a really good spot on her. She patiently laid her head in my lap, wagged her tail, and STAYED PUT as I brushed her! This thing is a miracle brush! Per the pictures, she lost a lot of hair. But after an hour, I got tired, and so I'll brush her again tomorrow. When I finished brushing her today, the brush was still catching a full load of hair every time I brought it down her back and sides. This thing is a beast, and I am so happy I bought it.
Easily one of the best investments I have ever made.
P.S. Leaves hair so soft, even my other dog thinks it's a pillow.

By Autonomous J.E.N. on June 15, 2017
So, I was getting my eyebrows waxed this past week, and my consultant raved about the Furminator. Yeah, yeah, whatever, I thought. But she put the idea in my head, and a couple days ago there I was buying the darn thing. For reference, I got the long hair large brush. I had a lot of reservations about buying the Furminator. From the fakes, to them hurting dogs, to all the other complaints I read about it, I was just skeptical. BOY WAS I WRONG.
I got my Furminator today and brushed Maxie for over an hour. After every stroke, the brush was full of hair and I had to release it. Not only did the brush NOT hurt my dog, but it made her feel good! As I ran the brush down her back, she'd get a muscle twinge and start to shake her back leg, like she does when I start to scratch a really good spot on her. She patiently laid her head in my lap, wagged her tail, and STAYED PUT as I brushed her! This thing is a miracle brush! Per the pictures, she lost a lot of hair. But after an hour, I got tired, and so I'll brush her again tomorrow. When I finished brushing her today, the brush was still catching a full load of hair every time I brought it down her back and sides. This thing is a beast, and I am so happy I bought it.
Easily one of the best investments I have ever made.
P.S. Leaves hair so soft, even my other dog thinks it's a pillow.





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Si nunca has usado un Furminator es una especie de cepillo metálico con mango y una pieza plastica empujada por un botón; el cepillo recoge el pelo muerto y, al empujar el botón, la pieza plastica hace que el pelo recogido se desprenda del cepillo, por ejemplo, dentro de una bolsa.
Funciona muy bien, sin embarho sigo usando el mediano para partes menos anchas como debajo de las orejas.
Después de una buena cepillada (20-30 minutos), mi golden queda muy suave y deja de tirar pelo por 3 semanas, a veces 4, dependiendo de la temporad del año.

Para referencia es un dalmata un labrador y el gato no se que raza es, pero es de pelo delgado
Ojala y les ayude a la decision

Reviewed in Mexico on September 20, 2017
Para referencia es un dalmata un labrador y el gato no se que raza es, pero es de pelo delgado
Ojala y les ayude a la decision




