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Question: Difference between the "Animal" and normal DC35? Wondering what the difference is. I can get the "normal" one through my CC rewards, but I do have a pet, so I was wondering if this was really that much better.
Document: This new Dyson Digital Slim DC35 cordless vacuum from Dyson now comes with some of the best Dyson accessories in the box. The "Animal" version refers to the accessories designed to pick up pet hair. There are a large and small beater bar attachments included with the DC35 Animal. If you are looking at the Digital Slim series, this is the one to get.Overall, the Digital Slim is amazing- very light and quick charging to boot.
It works far better on hard floors. The brush just isn't up to being effective on rug fibers. On low cut rugs it is actually pretty bad. Pet fur does not come up easily, even after many passes. Much stays on the rug, lined up in the direction the brush was going. And if I pull the brush back too fast, it even leaves a clump of fur on the rug!
After having the multifloor model for a while,  I began wishing I'd bought the animal model so I could have the extra motorized attachment. I ended up upgrading and then giving the original DC 35 to a friend (who also really likes it). Based on the small price difference, I definitely recommend the animal model either way, as the small motorized tool is great for your car, your upholstery, etc.
Relatively quiet7. Ability to stow away easily/hang up/storeI think the DC35 has delivered on all points. I noticed many people complained about the squeeze trigger.... But honestly, if you have normal hand strength you really shouldn't have any issues utilizing this vacuum's trigger.
Works great. I really like that the brush for the floor sweeper comes out so easily. It makes it much easier to clean out the pet hair.
We love this dyson. It's so easy to get out really quickly and clean up messes. The bristles make a huge difference in getting stuff off of the floor under my son's highchair. Our only complaint is that the battery life stinks at 14 minutes
Okay...I've partaken of the Dyson Kool-Aid and I drank deep. :)  I have two of their upright vacuums (the DC15 followed later by the DC28 Animal), as well as theDyson DC31 Animalthat is the predecessor to this model.Two years ago when I bought the DC31 Animal, the DC35 had been announced. I debated between getting the DC31 (which was on sale because it was being phased out) or waiting, but I decided to get the DC31.
It comes with several extensions and attachments for various cleaning jobs. One of the attachments is even powered for a better brushing action. The extension tube lets you use this vacuum as an upright vacuum cleaner, albeit with a much-reduced suction compared to the "real thing."
My entire house has hardwood floors except for my dining room. I have a 4 year old full size Dyson vacuum that I have been using, but it is pretty big just to use for one room. I have been wanting a Dyson that would be small and easy to store.The Dyson DC35 Animal Digital Slim Cordless Vacuum is such a great size! It is thin, light-weight, and hangs on the wall when not in use. The suction is amazing.
I have been using this for a few months now and I no longer use my old corded Dyson since the DC35 is so much more convenient and easy to handle. I used it to do my weekly vacuum of floors and with the accessories that came with it, I could practically get the dust off anything.
Answer: i compared them at homedepot and it shows the the animal is 22.2 amps and the dc35 is only 12amps. almost double!