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    deShedding Tool

    Despite our best efforts our Rottie mix Jasper is a shedding machine. So after talking to some groomers and seeing this tool in action we decided to pic up the "Furminator". I have to admit I had my doubts. They say this tool is for long and short haired dogs and cats.

    So I thought I'd give my own review of it for those who might think about buying it.

    Looks and Feel : I looks much like a toy, bright colors and oddly shaped. It feels very heavy and well put together.

    Ease of use: if you can brush your pet you can use it.

    Cost: they are a little expensive. we paid 56.00 for ours. So its not a trow away brush for sure.

    Does it work.. Much to my surprise.. YES.. it removes loads of undercoat. I was amazed at how much hair was being taken out.

    So if your looking for a quality product to help keep the dog shed down in your home I'd suggest the "furminator"..

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    Re: deShedding Tool

    These things are the BEST thing out there!!! I have one for my cats and dogs. I use it more on my cats who shed year round. I dont know what I ever did without one of these things.
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    Re: deShedding Tool

    I love my furminator too
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    Re: deShedding Tool

    I even made a vid on youtube about how to properly use one for friends that all asked me about them.
    Good items! Petsmart carrys them cheaper, or try at PetEdge.com.
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    Re: deShedding Tool

    I use that for

    my lab<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

    he sheds like no tomorow and that does the trick!

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    Re: deShedding Tool

    I bought one of these Furminators for our new kittens......

    They work!!!

    I DO have a question though.

    The fiance seems to be allergic to these new guys, and we're doing what we can to help alleviate the symptoms.

    We also ordered one of these...

    http://www.cleanairplus.com/iqair-healthpro-plus.html

    Anyone have any tips on dealing with allergies in houses with pets?

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    Re: deShedding Tool

    Got this vaccum:
    http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?actio...il=&lpage=none

    It's a beast of a thing and OMG does it work!
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    Re: deShedding Tool

    I purchased this vacuum and ITS a beast as well!

    http://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...ct_id=11039509

    It seems about equivalent to your link Al, it too has a HEPA filter.

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    Re: deShedding Tool

    ebay is even CHEAPER!! you can get a large one for 15 or even a little cheaper WITH shipping!
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    Re: deShedding Tool

    LOL I was looking at that vaccum as well. Funny!
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