Silicone grooming mitt

Hair is removed in no time. The cats love the petting.

I was looking for a way to distribute shampoo on my Labrador, Rex. The silicone bristles lather perfectly and don't irritate the dog's skin. After the bath, I rinsed it off with water and it's as good as new.

My wife is happy. It fits comfortably on the hand. We dry it away from the heater as instructed.

The flexible fit on the hand is excellent. The Fernpaw glove fits like a glove.

I have a Labrador. Tons of shedding every season. The Fernpaw groomer helps reduce the amount of dusty hair clumps in the house. I groom my dog every evening. Overall I'm happy with the purchase, but the base mesh pores are too small, making it hard for air to flow through. It takes a long time to dry and leaves a lingering smell.

The material doesn't cause allergies. The silicone looks and feels high-quality.

I brush my cat's wet fur. The bristles don't scratch the skin and he purrs.

Bought it for bathing my poodle. The shampoo distributes wonderfully and creates a great lather. The dog doesn't struggle.

Overall it picks up hair well, but the advertised silicone turned out to be too soft and doesn't massage the dog at all.

Bought it for my mixed-breed short-haired dog. She doesn't like regular brushes, but here she just sits there while I pet her. The silicone bristles grab the hair perfectly. Removing the hair is genuinely easy, done in one motion. I gave it four stars because the glove is advertised as universal for dogs and cats, but the size is a bit too large for my palm. Only the wrist is adjustable, not the actual fit around the fingers.

The soft silicone bristles don't cause any damage. They gently pick up dust and loose hairs.

The hair rinses off with a single easy motion. The polyester base dries quickly after a bath.

It definitely doesn't pull out the undercoat. But for surface fur, it works like a charm.

One accessory replaced having to catch hair all over the apartment. You pet the dog and collect hair at the same time.

I have a retriever; we use a separate deshedding tool for the undercoat, but we use this Fernpaw glove every day for the top coat. It works flawlessly. We live in the EU, and shipping was fast. Exactly what you need to keep the house clean.

Rinses clean under water in seconds. The silicone doesn't absorb the smells of shampoo or dog oils.

Used it on dry fur. The silicone grabs hairs perfectly, but for the undercoat, you'll need to get a Furminator.

Gerda absolutely loses it the second she spots a Furminator or a slicker brush — total meltdown. So I just sat down with this glove on and started petting her like normal, nothing announced, nothing different. She had no clue anything was going on. Fifteen minutes later I had a genuinely impressive wad of fur in my hand, and it just wiped off the surface without any scraping needed. Cleaned up fine in the sink afterward too, the mesh looked untouched. I keep it away from the radiator to dry, per the instructions. Can't complain about any of it.

The strap fastening is secure. The glove doesn't slip off even when the dog squirms during a bath.

The little wrist strap really helps keep the glove from falling off when the cat jerks around.

We have a British Shorthair cat named Tonya. Shedding season started, and hair is flying everywhere. This thing is a real lifesaver. You pet the cat and collect the hair. The fur slides right off in a second afterwards. I docked a star because during a bath, when the cat is wet, the silicone slides on the wet polyester mesh, and the collected hair slides right back onto the animal, so you have to constantly rinse it into a basin.

Used it during a bath. It creates a thick lather and helps save on shampoo.

Gently massages the pet's skin. My dog falls asleep when I pet her like this.

Perfect for everyday use. It's not a medical device, just a handy tool.

It washes off quickly under water, but the polyester base felt as stiff as cardboard after drying.

Everyday use has become much easier. You pet your pet, and there’s less fur around the house.

It distributes shampoo well through wet fur. The lather comes out thick and even.

Max, my Labrador, sheds like it's his full-time job, and he's always been wary of anything that looks like a brush. With this glove, though, he just thinks I'm giving him belly rubs in his bed while I'm actually brushing through his fur. Used it on dry fur maybe three times over the week. The bristles are soft enough not to bother his skin at all, but somehow they still pull in a solid roll of loose fur that I just flick straight into the bin. It won't remove already-matted, tangled fur, but for the everyday shedding upkeep it does exactly what I need.

As far as she's concerned I'm just giving her attention — no idea she's actually getting groomed. The sofa's noticeably less furry these days too.

I bought this model for my pug. Brushing the folds on his face and neck is pure torture. The Fernpaw silicone bristles gently get under the little folds and collect fur and dandruff. Everything comes off in one motion, very convenient. I took off a star because the strap with the fastener only wraps around the narrow part of the wrist, and I have a wide hand. When I pet actively, the glove still slips off my hand, so I constantly have to adjust it and retighten the nylon strap.

I got it for bathing, and now it’s much easier to spread shampoo. The foam gets really thick.

He used to bolt the second a brush came out, but this one doesn't spook him at all — total game changer for us.

I used it on my cat’s wet fur during washing. The shampoo spreads perfectly, and the cat doesn’t get nervous.

I use it strictly on my cat’s dry fur. It collects a ton of hair. A very practical thing.

Velvety texture, my cat really likes the massage. I remove the fur from the surface in one motion.

Lathers shampoo beautifully but it does not gather any fur while the dog is wet. A grooming glove should collect hair whether the coat is wet or dry.

The fur comes off in one motion. No hassle cleaning the bristles like with my old brush.

There's no getting a slicker brush anywhere near my British shorthair, she just won't allow it. This is a different story entirely — she flops down and starts purring the moment I use it. Comes away with a fair amount of hair each time too. Really glad I ordered it.

It was always hard to lather up my short-haired boxer, Bax. With this thing, the shampoo spreads evenly. After washing, the fur comes off the silicone very easily. I rinsed the mesh with water and hung it up to dry. The set included one glove.

The wrist strap holds the glove securely in place, and my hand doesn’t get tired from holding the tool during the process.

The wrist strap is a bit flimsy, and my hand moves around inside. It handles fur only so-so.

It collects only surface fur, just as stated. We brush out the undercoat separately with a furminator.

Nice soft feel to the silicone. She doesn't take off running the way she does whenever a slicker brush comes anywhere near her.

The bristles catch hairs excellently. The nylon strap doesn’t stretch out.

I understood that the Fernpaw silicone glove wouldn’t replace a full brushing during my German shepherd Rex’s heavy shedding season. I bought it as an addition. I use it every evening when we relax on the rug. I just put it on my hand, adjust the strap, and pet the dog. The silicone catches a lot of loose fur that would otherwise end up on the furniture. The bristles are flexible and don’t break. The tool washes clean instantly under the tap. After buying it, we started vacuuming the sofa half as often. I’d buy it again.

The flexible fit on the hand doesn’t restrict movement. I pet the dog and collect fur at the same time.

The fur comes off in one motion; you don’t even need to peel or scrape anything off. Very convenient.

I bought one piece, just as written. It’s more than enough to quickly collect fur from the sofa directly with my hand.

The fur rinses off under the tap with no problems. The polyester mesh inside is very sturdy.

Rinsing fur off the silicone really is very easy. You just need to aim a stream of water at it.

Rinsing it underwater after use is a piece of cake, the silicone dries quickly on its own.

We adopted a dog from a shelter, and she's scared of everything. This glove helped us build trust and remove loose hair at the same time.

Bruce, my dachshund, takes off the moment he sees a normal brush. This one's different — evening pets on the couch, and somewhere in there the silicone quietly picks up whatever's shedding. Strap sits comfortably on the wrist, and honestly the fabric backing feels nicer than I expected.

We have a short-haired dog. Regular brushes don't pick up this kind of coat, but the Fernpaw glove gathers it all.

The cat lets me pet him calmly, and the silicone does a great job collecting the fur. The wrist strap holds the hand securely.

The nylon buckle on the strap holds tight. The polyester mesh on the base doesn't make your hand sweat.

Bought it to distribute shampoo when washing the dog. It does that job perfectly, but otherwise, the polyester fabric base takes quite a while to dry after water procedures.

The teeth are soft and don't scratch the dog's skin. We use it every day on dry fur.

Grisha, our Maine Coon, generally doesn't tolerate being handled much at all. With this on, though, it just looks like I'm petting him while I catch up on a movie in the evening — by the time the credits roll I've usually got a decent pile of loose hair collected. When shedding season really kicks in I still bring out an undercoat rake alongside it, same as the instructions suggest.

I rinse it with water after every use, it dries quickly near the radiator.

It does an excellent job collecting fur while petting. But it sticks stubbornly to smooth fabrics in the wash.

Bought one item, everything is as described. There's noticeably less hair on the couch so far.

Perfect for a cat that's afraid of brushes! But if you tighten it too much, the polyester mesh base rubs against your knuckles.

Our old boy has never been a fan of brushes, but with this one he just settles in like it's a regular cuddle session.

This replaced a brush he absolutely despised. These days it's basically just cuddle time that happens to leave his coat cleaner.

The item is cool, but the nylon wrist strap ruins the whole look—threads started sticking out after the first wash.

Easy to put on the right hand. The mesh is elastic but doesn't stretch out too much.

This was for our elderly retriever, since ordinary brushes clearly bother her at this point. Grooming with this one feels more like a gentle massage than anything, and the teeth still do a good job pulling in the loose fur. Strap keeps everything secure on my hand, and cleanup afterward under the tap takes next to no time.

Washes perfectly underwater. There's no lingering dog smell left on it.

Feels like I'm just petting him, but somehow the fur ends up in my hand instead of everywhere else — no stress on his end, no scratches on mine.

Works great for a quick dry groom. It basically just looks like affection to him while the loose hair ends up caught in the glove instead of the carpet.

Bought one piece. At first I thought it would be a pair, but it comes as a single unit, as stated. One is perfectly enough for one hand.

The polyester base is durable and easy to maintain. It dries quickly without the need for heaters.

I liked the grooming glove, it removes fur easily. But the strap is too long for a thin arm, the excess tail just dangles.

Bought it specifically for the mesh base. Your hand doesn't sweat during long brushing sessions, the polyester breathes.

The silicone bristles are soft and don’t scratch my pet’s skin while I’m stroking them.

The strap with the clasp holds well on the wrist, but the nylon material is quite stiff and scratches the skin a little if you tighten it firmly.

The wrist strap fastens tightly. My hand doesn’t slip inside at all.

Does a solid job picking up fur while I'm just stroking him normally. He's completely relaxed around it, unlike with an actual brush.

It rubs shampoo in perfectly and collects fur well enough. But the silicone itself is quite thin to the touch, it feels like you could tear it with a fingernail.

I washed the glove under the tap and that was it. No special care needed.

The fur comes off easily in one motion. The silicone is high-quality and springy.

She's always been scared of brushes, so I picked this up instead. Soft enough that she doesn't snap at it and actually lets me handle her.

I liked how the polyester mesh fits on the hand. The hand breathes and doesn’t sweat even during long brushing sessions.

I have a short-haired dog, and it collects loose hair perfectly. My only complaint is the clasp — it’s quite tight and hard to fasten the first time.

A good alternative to brushes for everyday care between full grooming sessions.

The wrist strap fixes it securely. I have a large palm, but the flexible fit sits perfectly.

Brushes are a hard no for my Sphynx. What works is stroking her sides with this — the bristles pick up whatever's loose without her noticing anything's different. The strap and clasp keep it firmly in place while I do it. Just the one glove in the box, but that's plenty for what I need.

Great item! The polyester mesh breathes, and my hand doesn’t sweat even with long use on dry fur.

The polyester mesh on the palm is sturdy. It won’t tear if the cat catches it with its claws.

At first I had doubts because of the polyester mesh on the palm, but it breathes really well and my hand doesn’t slip on wet fur.

The nylon strap with the clasp holds perfectly. The groomer appreciated the comfortable grip.

The second Ryzhik spots a slicker brush he's gone, full panic mode. This glove was the workaround — to him it's just affection, meanwhile I'm quietly collecting a small mountain of loose hair. It really does grab fur well. My complaint is the thumb hole, which is oddly narrow; my hand starts going numb after about five minutes and I have to swap hands. If you've got wider palms, be warned, it might bother you too.

The nylon quality is excellent. The clasp holds firmly during active tousling.

I bought it purely for bathing. Great foam and easy to wash.

A good item for removing hair, but the claimed universality is not quite accurate. I have a small hand, and my fingers don’t reach the tips of the silicone bristles.

The fur really does come off easily in one motion. It’s just that the bristles are spaced too far apart for my dog.

It doesn’t work through mats, just as stated. But for distributing shampoo, five stars.

Good fit on the hand, and the material doesn’t cause allergies. I would order it again without hesitation.

The fur comes off the surface in one motion, just as promised. Very convenient, easy to rinse under the tap.

Works for both dogs and cats, I tested it on my pets. Both take the process calmly.

It collects fur excellently, but one downside — the set only includes one glove. For two-handed procedures, this is frankly not enough.

Comfortable fit on the hand. The silicone doesn't smell like rubber like cheap alternatives.

Bought it for a Yorkie. The teeth are soft and don't scratch the skin under the coat. Shampoo distributes without any issues.

Used it during bath time. The lather distributes perfectly and the fur gets tangled less.

Ordered the product for our beagle. The silicone surface grips small loose hairs on dry fur well. The nylon strap with a fastener allows you to securely attach the accessory to your hand. The polyester mesh is breathable so your hand doesn't get tired.

Convenient for petting and collecting hair. The silicone only picks up what has already fallen out.

Bought it for the dog. Dry brushing goes stress-free. The silicone is soft.

It doesn't pull out dense undercoat, but it's perfectly suited for maintaining cleanliness between thorough brushings.

The set matches the description. One piece arrived quickly in the EU.

Distributes shampoo perfectly over a wet dog. But the instructions say to dry away from heaters; we have radiators everywhere, so it's hard to find a spot.

The set includes one piece as stated, but it's completely sufficient. The silicone is dense and won't tear.

Excellent purchase. Fully matches the manufacturer's stated specifications.

Perfect for wet fur during bath time, but on dry short hair it barely picks anything up.

Bought specifically for bathing in the tub. The shampoo spreads wonderfully thanks to the silicone. The dog used to hate baths, now he just stands there and enjoys the massage. Washing everything off the glove itself afterwards is also very easy.

Grips fine hairs well. I liked that it can be washed with regular water right in the sink.

The fur comes off in a single swipe, really convenient. Washing it off afterwards also takes a matter of seconds.

Bought it for my poodle. I pet him in the evening on the couch, the fur collects excellently. Will definitely buy more.