FURminator Curry Comb for Dogs
12 x 6 x 4 cm (L x W x H)
Coat care tool for dogs and cats, rubber studs gently massage the skin, stimulates sebum production, for a shiny coat and soft skin, easy to use, can be used on wet and dry coats....further information
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Product description
Coat care tool for dogs and cats, rubber studs gently massage the skin, stimulates sebum production, for a shiny coat and soft skin, easy to use, can be used on wet and dry coats.
Regular grooming is important to keep your four-legged friend's coat shiny and to support the skin. The FURminator curry comb is part of the coat care product range from the makers of the original FURminator deShedding coat care tool and is suitable for both dogs and cats.
The currycomb is equipped with rubber nubs that gently massage your pet's skin while grooming. This not only feels pleasant, but also leads to increased sebum production. The natural oils are distributed during daily grooming, which contributes to a beautifully shiny coat and velvety skin.
The FURminator Curry Comb at a glance:
- Coat care tool for dogs and cats
- Suitable for most coat types
- Can be used on wet and dry coats
- Specially shaped rubber nubs: gentle massage of the skin, also suitable for sensitive animals
- Stimulates sebum production: natural oils are distributed during grooming, promoting a shiny coat and soft skin
- Convenient handling: currycomb sits comfortably in the hand, can be used with one hand
- Practical hand strap, rubber studs & paws: safe to use even on wet fur
- FURminator Ultimate Hair Reduction System: reduces loose hair
- From the developers of the original FURminator deShedding grooming tool
- Colour: grey / black
- Material: plastic
- Dimensions:
- Total: approx. L 12 x W 6 x H 4 cm
- Pimples: approx. L 0.5cm
Manufacturer Information
Tetra GmbH
Herrenteich 78, 49324, Melle, DE
service@tetra.net
Herrenteich 78, 49324, Melle, DE
service@tetra.net
Reviews
Overall Rating (5)
Latest user reviews
12/07/18|Jarek
great product
one of my favorites brushes for our boxer and staffy, good quality and does the job :)
10/01/18|Martina
Great tool
This brush works wonders on my mix JR coat, it takes away a lot of loosen hair and it's not painful at all for the puppy, on the contrary he likes to be brushed!
24/05/16|Niamh
My Dog is in Love
This is a great grooming tool for small short haired dogs. My jack chi mix Squiggles loves this. He literally smiles when being groomed.
28/07/15|Kit
Great for a shiny coat
I have a short haired mixed breed and normal metal combs leave her covered in little skin flakes but this leaves her coat looking really shiny and smooth with no skin irritation! It's good for finishing off my sheltie too.
One thing to mention- it doesn't hold on to the fur like a normal comb/brush so you'll end up with hairs all over the floor. I put an old towel down to catch them or else you'll need the hoover handy!!
Originally published in zooplus.co.uk
01/07/15|Sadie
Really works!
I bought this to comb my little short haired chihuahua. I didn't expect much from the look of it, but it worked excellently and she even enjoys it!
I use it on my elderly cat to help deter hair balls and also on the chair she favours.......I also massage my sphynx cats with it when they let me!
Originally published in zooplus.co.uk
