Mark VII Slicker Brush Large

I have stickers I bought at the pet store and they're "okay" for brushing. After doing some research, Chris Christensen brushes were recommended as top rated but they are expensive ($50 for a dog brush . . . Really???) But the size was what I needed for my schnoodle's face. Turns out all dog brushes are NOT created equal. This brush is great for a small dog's face, ears, behind the ears, legs, and when I brush my girl, she stays brushed for several days. With pet store brushes, my dog looks raggedy the next day in spite of 30 minutes of brushing. I started brushing the rest of my dog in spite of the size and it really clears out hair and she's so fluffy and pretty.

Save my life this brush. My Maine coon has had a terrible time with knots that I had to get him shaved. I tried several brushes and combs but this has such a soft texture and the quality of the handheld area. My cat likes it as if it’s got catnip in it. Good idea if that’s the case. Easy to use and although it’s pricey for what it does I think it’s worth it. Going to see the other products and see what else I can purchase to make my life easier.

This is a fantastic brush for my pomeranian. It's a perfect size for a smaller dog and does a great job preventing tangles and getting dead hair out from her undercoat. It's best used in conjunction with a pin brush. It's on the pricier side, but it's durable and very well made. If you have a smaller double coated breed, I would highly recommend this brush. If you have a larger double coated breed, you might want to get a larger slicker brush.

This is a great quality slicker brush with pins that are great for both our Goldens. This brush is excellent whether brushing our Ella, who has a thicker coat, or Kasi with her thinner coat. I like the design; thee head is a perfect size for a larger dog and thee shape of the handle, because it helps me guide the brush while I maneuver these two... although it is a little thinner than I would prefer because I have arthritis and large hands. It has been a great investment in maintaining their coats and is thee best brush we've had for five generations of Goldens. I highly recommend this for others.

The best slicker that I’ve used compared with two others that I have. The ground pins of this slicker were gentle on my dog’s skin and coat. The size, shape and weight of the brush was comfortable to hold and went through my dogs coat with ease. The generous amount of pins removed large amounts of hair and undercoat in short order. This brush was worth the price and I am more than satisfied.

Works great. Well worth the price

Fantastic slicker brush! Comfortable in my hand, doesn’t scratch or hurt your baby and gives the fluffiest hair for my poodle. I was hesitant because of the high price tab, but you get what you pay for and results prove it.

I bought this brush specifically for my cat, and it works really well. The pins are gentle and smooth, so it removes loose fur and small tangles without pulling or irritating her skin. My cat is usually picky about grooming, but she actually tolerates (and sometimes enjoys) being brushed with this. It feels well-made and much nicer than the cheap slicker brushes I’ve tried before. Great choice for cats with short to medium coats.

Unsere Welpen lieben die Bürste

Perfect! Not cheap and I live it

Brush is softer than the one i had. My girl seems more comfortable and not like in pain when using this brush. Definitely was a good buy.

He is a small dog (5-6 kg) with long hair and loves to run in the woods so this brush is good for getting all the twigs and such out. He also tangles easy so this gets the hair under his neck easier than the big brushes.

The price does not justify the product If it was 20$ It would be acceptable My 10$ Wahl brush seems to do exactly the same thing while looking almost exactly alike My dog is maltese/poodle