Dog Slicker Brush for Doodles Poodles Fluffy Deshedding Loose Hair.

Great brush!! It actually removes tangles and makes fur fluffy.

I have 3 exotic Shorthairs at roving cat cattery, which means my life is equal parts adorable and covered in fur. I've owned slicker brushes before—standard ones, the kind that make you feel like you're gently raking leaves off a nervous squirrel. But exotic shorthairs? Their coats are dense little pillows of lies. Plush, thick, and just waiting to trap every loose hair like a lint hoarder. Enter this slicker brush. Not just any brush. This one has extra long bristles—like it came prepared to go spelunking into coat caves and drag out secrets. I’d been using a greyhound comb for ages, which mostly just pulled, made them pout, and left me apologizing like I broke their trust. But this brush? Magic. Pure, fluffy, hair-releasing magic. The first time I used it, I expected the usual side-eyes and dramatic tail flicks. Instead, they leaned in. Purred. One of them actually rolled over and asked for more. I got enough loose fur off David to knit him a second David. They looked like show cats afterward. Fluffed, gleaming, slightly smug. Miss Bojangles hugged it. Wally crossed his front paws like a gentleman at the spa. I think David proposed marriage, but I told him the brush is part of the staff now, and fraternization is discouraged. It’s officially the only brush I reach for now. It doesn’t pull. It doesn’t snag. It glides, cleans, and basically whispers, “I got this” while I nod approvingly like a hair salon manager on her third espresso. 10/10. Will probably hoard extras in case they ever stop making them. If this brush ever retires, so do I.

Very good slicker long-toothed brush for our Cockapoo. Makes her fur fluffy and doesn’t seem to hurt her!

It is easy to clean, and easy to use. We use it for my doodles, helps keep their coat fluffy

I just received the LBMBAIC slicker brush for Poodles and Goldendoodles (Blue version) and it is a winner! I purchased a variety of slicker brushes, some rather expensive from other famous Dog Grooming Companies, which I had to put aside and stop using because of the very sharp needles they display, making our grooming session a painful experience for my little dog. I own a Cava-Poo-Chon and his coat is very "cottony" yet curly, (for the lack of a better description), matts easily and needs just the right tool to detangle the matts and fluff up his fur, yet does not rake and scratch his skin. By using the rejects on my own skin of my fore arm I quickly found which brush made the grade and which one did not. I think grooming sessions are a primary bonding session for a dog and his/her owner; it needs to be done but does not mean a visit to the Torture Chambers! I like to keep our sessions upbeat and rewarding, not with tons of treats but with my softest voice of reassuring and praise. I also keep grooming times short in duration, no hour long "sit still and be quiet" dramas. The perfect tool to keep things light and pleasant is a useful brush which does the job painlessly and effectively in the shortest of times because dogs (and cats) have an acute memory and hour-long grooming sessions are not at the top of their preferred list of quality time spent with the person they love and look up to. The LBMBAIC brush does not scratch my dog's skin after testing it on my own arm, it is very comfortable to hold and let the pins do the work. The brush really gets deep into the fur and keeping the strokes light and upward, legs are done in no time. I intend to order another of their brushes for my dog's head and chest because the slicker brush is a bit large for my 15 lb boy. We just finished our ritual in no longer than 15 minutes, my Little Man looks great and feels proud to hear he is "the Best" with much of the success and credit going to The LBMBAIC Slicker Brush (Blue version) Heartily recommended.

I was looking for an affordable dupe for the Chris Christensen coral brush to see if the basic design worked well rather than just diving in on a $30+ brush I never tested out before. Well, it does, and now I don't need to spend $30+! It's also easy to clean since it doesn't have the plastic/rubber caps on the ends of the bristles grabbing onto the fur or your fingers as you pull out the fur. On that, I was worried about whether the bristles would be too sharp, but they're not, they're buffed out. Even running it quite roughly across my arm, it feels very similar to a cat's tongue (which may be why my cat seems to like this brush the best of any I've ever tried, even letting me brush areas for longer that would quickly annoy her with other brushes). I will note, however, that unlike what I've heard about the Chris Christensen brush, the pad the bristles are embedded into doesn't have a ton of give. This doesn't matter for my purposes, but if you have a heavy hand and an animal with a ton of tangles, you'll want to ease up a bit. Even though my cat is a shorthaired, she has a very, VERY thick undercoat (I mean jams-up-the-clippers-when-shaving-to-place-an-IV kind of thick) and sheds a ton. My previous brushing process was a cheapo slicker with the self-cleaning button/press-up feature, followed by the Furminator (the plastic sides of which I found got in the way when I was trying to get deeper into the undercoat), finished off with a bristle brush for shine. My issue with the slicker brushes I'd been using was that the bristles were never long enough to get deep enough into her coat to 1) not build up fur so quickly I'd have to empty the brush every other stroke, and 2) be fully effective. This brush doesn't have those problems. It holds all the fur of the entire brushing session, and gone are the days of me brushing her for ages only to pet her right after and find my hand coated in her fur.

I got it for my labradoodle she isn’t to fond of it but my senior cat loved it

Nice bristle brush. The only problem is the handle is slick, I wished it had a piece of material so your had can hold it easier.

El largo de la carda está perfecto para quitar pelo muerto de la doble capa de pelaje qué tiene nuestra husky.

Muy práctico para usarlo, remueve bastante pelo muerto de mi Husky