Review (5/5): I'm Impressed Enough to Write About It
One of our cats has a problem with furballs, so we have tried and used a variety of grooming items, with probably five different slicker brushes alone. A lot of the success with a grooming device depends on if the animal is comfortable and happy with the grooming, and one cat allows it while the tummy troubled one loves it. The cat that allows this slicker brush dislikes almost every version of grooming, so I’m massively impressed. The other cat now seeks out being brushed and is quite insistent when someone sits near this brush versus his other usual grooming spot with a different item. The bristles are quite strong, so if you have sensitive skinned hands, I’d recommend using an oven mitt or something similar when removing hair. I prefer dog brushes because they’re usually larger, which works better on my cats usually, and this slicker has one of the largest brush areas out of all of the large brushes I have tried. I didn’t think I’d be impressed enough with a grooming tool to want to write a review, but for something so simple, this is a really well-done slicker brush.