Double-sided brush-deshedder for dogs and cats

The rubbery grip on the handle really doesn't slip. It's comfortable to hold even when your hands are still wet from washing your pet.

Definitely worth the money. The specs say it's for dogs and cats, and we use it on both.

I constantly brush my Pomeranian, there's a lot of hair on the brush, but the handle is too short for a large hand.

My Corgi sheds non-stop. This de-shedder helps collect the undercoat quickly and efficiently.

The plastic body slips a little in the hand if you wash it with soap. Otherwise, there is noticeably less hair on the couch.

We have a Maine Coon. Regular brushes couldn't handle it. This one does the job, especially the side with the wide-set teeth.

Stainless steel teeth that don't bend from the hair. It got through one tangle my Poodle had; otherwise, everything is superb.

I went through a couple of other shedding brushes before this, including a Furminator I wasn't fully happy with. No blades on this one at all — it just brushes the loose hair out instead of cutting anything, and that matters a lot to me.

Everything matches the description. Two sides made of stainless steel, plastic body. Top quality for the money.

Got it for our Shepherd, it removes the undercoat like a charm, but if you press a little harder, the comb squeaks a bit.

Build quality is top-notch. The plastic and rubber handle are joined reliably, nothing squeaks during use.

It's convenient to have two functions in one brush. First, I comb out the tangles, then smooth the coat. The dog looks well-groomed.

Bought it for a Shepherd. The metal side pulls out the dead undercoat perfectly. The comb smooths things down.

Ordered it because my dog has medium-length hair. Fits perfectly, there's significantly less hair on the couch.

I use it on my Labrador once every three days. The dense side smooths the topcoat perfectly, the dog shines. But the wide-set rake teeth go too softly over the dense undercoat; I have to press down, even though the instructions say to work without applying pressure. If I don't press at all, it pulls out very little fluff.

The tool is lightweight and fits nicely in the hand, but it only effectively pulls hair out when using the opposite side.

The teeth are perfectly rounded. The cat even purrs when I brush its sides, absolutely no aggression on his part.

Happy with the purchase, there's no more hair lying around on my clothes. The brush tackles the undercoat brilliantly.

My old Furminator finally gave out, so I went hunting for something to replace it and ended up ordering this one on a whim. I've got two Welsh Corgis, both with a thick undercoat, so I put it straight to work — one side pulled the dead undercoat out, the other cleaned up what was left, and it even broke up a couple of small tangles behind their ears without any drama. The teeth have rounded tips so there's no scratching, and the grip is solid enough that it doesn't twist around in your hand even when it's wet. Cleanup is just a rinse under the tap. I'd buy this again without hesitation.

The tool is reliable, but the hair between the rows of the dense comb gets stuck fast.

Bought it for my cat. The wide-set rake teeth glide through tangles perfectly. No pressure needed, just as the manufacturer advises.

It removes shedding hair well, but the rubber smell from the grip hits your nose right out of the package.

My dog's undercoat was coming out in clumps. I manage it in 10 minutes. The brush is not for cutting, which completely suits me.

I was hesitant because of the rounded tips, thinking they wouldn't grip the undercoat well. But no, it works 100%.

Definitely not for short-haired breeds. We got it for our Dachshund, practically useless. But it works perfectly for our second dog, a mixed breed.

The brush works and removes dead hair, but the fine-toothed comb could be a little wider.

It combs out the undercoat without pressure, just as the manufacturers recommend. Very humane for animals.

Good brush, combs out wonderfully. The ends of the teeth are rounded, I checked them with my fingers, they don't scratch the skin.

My St. Bernard girl Lessie sheds terribly. This Fernpaw brush has been a lifesaver, we put the dog through it every evening. I’m taking off one star only because the plastic cover on the handle is wearing down a little near the joint with the metal; there turned out to be a small burr there. I had to sand it with sandpaper. The actual combing mechanism is excellent, and now there’s no dog hair on my clothes.

I bought the Fernpaw brush for my Bichon Frise. I’ll say right away that of course it won’t handle dense felted mats; for that you need a groomer with clippers. But for everyday care it’s a real find. The side with the long, widely spaced rake teeth gently works through small tangles, and the fine comb smooths the guard hair perfectly and collects the fluff. The handle itself is genuinely comfortable and stays put in your hand, even through a long brushing session. After the procedure, I simply rinsed the hair off under water. For this money it’s an excellent working tool, no need to buy two different combs. I’m completely satisfied with the quality.

The hair stays on the brush, not on the sofa. I’m completely satisfied with the purchase and will recommend it to friends.

Everything works as described. If the fur is felted into a dense mat, the brush won’t handle it; we had it cut by a groomer. It combs through the rest.

An excellent way to deal with fluff in the apartment. It combs out the undercoat without damaging the guard hair. I recommend it to everyone.

It handles my cat’s undercoat very well. There’s no cleaning button, but the hair comes off with a finger in a second. I’m happy with the purchase.

The brush collects a lot of fluff from the sofa and the dog, but the marking on the metal wore off after two weeks.

It grabs the fluff. The plastic body is sturdy, it didn’t break when I accidentally stepped on it.

The brush does not cut the hair. This is important to me, as I’m afraid of injuring the dog with blades. Here it’s only combs, an excellent deshedding tool.

The packaging was a little crumpled, but the brush itself was intact. It combs the cat very well, a lot of hair stays on it.

It combs the undercoat well. I wash it under water after each pet, and it dries quickly.

I ordered it to Germany. It was delivered quickly. I used it 3 times on my cat, the result is excellent.

I got it for a Maine Coon. The side with the widely spaced teeth works through mats on the ruff very well. I took off a star because after washing it under water, fine fluff gets stuck at the base of the teeth and it takes quite a while to wash it out; a regular shower doesn’t help. Overall it’s a worthwhile item, the cat didn’t scream, and the rounded tips don’t scratch the skin.

The hair comes off the teeth easily, but it lacks a self-cleaning button. You have to remove everything by hand.

The rounded tips are safe, the cat doesn’t run away, but the brush seemed small to me.

I made sure that you need to be careful. Without strong pressure it works gently, and the dog doesn’t run away.

The stainless steel teeth are sturdy, but the brush feels quite heavy if you brush the dog for a long time.

I got it for a dog with an undercoat. The description correctly says that it is not suitable for short-haired breeds. It suited us 100%.

I’m ordering a second one just like it. My mom took the first one for her cat. The handle fits the hand really well, nothing awkward about it.

I have a Persian cat named Musya. Before this purchase, brushing was torture for both of us. I bought Fernpaw and decided to try the side with the long, widely spaced teeth for mats. It goes through very well, and the dead undercoat comes out in clumps. At the same time Musya sits calmly, because the teeth are rounded and I work without strong pressure. The other side with the fine comb collects the already loosened hair. The sofa has become noticeably cleaner, and I’m ordering a second one as a spare. I’m completely satisfied with the product.

The materials are good quality, but after washing, water drains from inside the handle for a long time; there is a cavity there.

I groom my cat at home. The brush removes shed hair, and the cat doesn’t meow from pain. The tips are safe.

Excellent Fernpaw brush. The two sides do different jobs, making it very convenient to switch between them right in the middle of grooming.

Arrived quickly. The two sides really work: one untangles mats, the other picks up loose fluff. Highly recommend.

Got this for my collie. The wide teeth glide through elbow mats without any pain. The dog doesn't run away when she sees this brush.

Very lightweight! The plastic body doesn't add unnecessary weight. It's an absolute pleasure to use.

High-quality stainless steel. The long teeth penetrate deep into the coat and pull out all the undercoat.

Super tool for cats. The dense side works like a massager; my baby comes and lies down next to me as soon as I pick it up.

The handle has an excellent non-slip grip, so my hand doesn't get tired when brushing our huge St. Bernard.

The two-sided option is convenient, but the grip on the handle could stand to be a bit thicker. Otherwise, the tool does an excellent job.

It's advertised as stainless steel, and so far there's no rust from washing it under the tap. Will keep using it.

Ordered the Fernpaw for my cat. The metal is genuinely sturdy and doesn't bend, which is a plus. However, the plastic edge near the comb was a little sharp, so I trimmed off the excess with a knife myself. No complaints otherwise: both sides work well, pulling out the undercoat perfectly, and the couch is now clean. I only regret not buying two right away.

Top-notch deshedding tool, but it slips in the hand because the grip doesn't cover the entire length of the handle.

I was looking for a solution for pet hair on the furniture. Decided to try this dual-sided Fernpaw brush and have no regrets. I have two cats, one of them fluffy, and hair was everywhere. Now I brush them every two days. The sparse rake teeth pull out the fluff that used to stay on the couch and my clothes. The other side, with the dense comb, acts like a polisher, picking up all the fine hairs and smoothing the topcoat. It's easy to rinse under water and dries quickly. If you have medium or long-haired pets—go for it without hesitation. The tool is not meant for clipping, which was exactly what I needed.

Great for daily use, pulls out the undercoat nicely. It's a shame there's no loop to hang it on a hook.

Completely satisfied with the purchase, would buy it again. A clean house and a happy cat, thanks Fernpaw.

Brought home two cats and a dog, hair was everywhere. Bought this Fernpaw deshedding tool. At first, I thought it wouldn't handle dog hair, but the side with dense teeth removes the already shed hair just perfectly. The other side, with sparse long rake teeth, handles cat mats well. The plastic is sturdy, and the handle sits comfortably in the palm without any awkward edges. After a session, I just rinse it with water, and the hair comes off easily. I am very satisfied, would buy it again without hesitation.

I looked for a long time to replace my old deshedding tool and stumbled upon this dual-sided brush. I have two German Shepherd mixes, so there's a sea of hair. The sparse side pulls out all the dead undercoat, while the dense side gathers it from the top. Four stars because the dogs were initially scared of the metallic sound when running it through the coat. I had to train them for a few days with treats. Now everything is fine, no dog hair on clothes at all, and I will recommend it to my dog-owning friends.

Good brush, but there wasn't a single word in Russian on the packaging, so I had to look for instructions on the website.

I like that the brush is easy to wash under the tap. After brushing, I just rinse and dry it—very hygienic.

The body material is sturdy. I accidentally dropped it on a tiled floor; the plastic didn't crack and the teeth didn't bend.

I have a British Shorthair. I thought it wouldn't suit her due to her dense coat, but the sparse teeth comb through the fluff wonderfully.

Removes mats excellently and smooths the topcoat, but the length of the sparse teeth could have been greater.

Got this for a Maine Coon. The dense comb brushes out the fluff instantly; there's half as much hair on the carpets now.

Our cat constantly gets matted fur on his belly. This brush does a decent job of working through fresh mats in a couple of sessions. However, if the clump is already as dense as felt, it just slides over it, exactly as stated. Hence the 4 stars—I have to keep an eye on the cat every day so I don't miss any felt-like mats forming.

I liked that this isn't a clipping tool. It didn't damage the dog's topcoat; everything was neat and safe.

The steel really doesn't rust, but the tips are rounded a bit too much and don't grab fine hair very well.

It’s a great tool. It removes the undercoat really well, but it didn’t handle dense felted mats, just as the description said.

The tool doesn’t cut the fur, which is a plus. I was afraid of trimming my cat’s guard hairs, but the teeth here are safe.

We have a long-haired cat. This brush has been a lifesaver for our clothes; now there’s no fur on them.

Overall it works, but the teeth scratch the plastic if you press too hard, leaving white marks.

The fine-tooth side works perfectly, but the wide teeth are spaced too far apart for my dog.

A perfectly decent product. The handle shape feels a little unusual at first, but you get used to it quickly. Overall, it’s a working tool.

The double-sided design saves space nicely. The metal teeth have no burrs, and the plastic doesn’t creak. I’d buy it again.

I bought this model for my golden retriever named Max. We had tried a bunch of combs before, but this one handled the job better than all of them. One side with the wide teeth worked through the dense mats behind his ears and on his feathering in literally three passes. The other side smooths the guard hair, and the dog looks like he’s just been groomed. The stainless steel teeth are sturdy; I checked them by touch, and they’re rounded, so they don’t scratch the skin. The plastic body is lightweight. Overall, it’s an excellent tool, and we’ll be getting another one as a backup. We’ve been using it for about a month almost every day.

I liked that there’s no need to buy anything extra. The comb is ready to use straight out of the box.

It really works. It removes the undercoat, and the fur doesn’t fly all over the room.

The fine comb doesn’t scratch the skin. I ran it over my dog’s back, and the guard hair became shiny and lay smooth.

Finally, fur has stopped covering the whole house. The rake side pulls out the undercoat instantly.

It doesn’t slip in the hand. Both sides work: the rake and the comb. Everything is as described in the product listing.

It brushes out dead hair well. The teeth are listed as stainless steel; so far there’s no rust after drying.

Our shepherd sheds every spring. This thing really collected all the dead undercoat, and the furniture is clean now. The fact that the teeth are steel and not plastic is a huge plus; they don’t bend. The teeth are smooth and don’t hurt the dog. I use it without pressing hard, just as written in the instructions on the website.

The waterproof body is genius. I brushed my short-haired dog and then just rinsed it under the tap.

Sturdy construction, solid plastic. The handle sits comfortably in the hand, and the stainless steel feels high quality.

It collects the undercoat excellently. I rinsed it under the tap, and it’s like new again.

We got it for our Maine Coon. The wide-tooth side removes the fluff around the scruff really well, and there’s noticeably less fur in the apartment.

We have an older cat with mats on his back. The side with the long teeth gently works through the clumps without harming the skin.