| View Larger Image | FURminator equine deShedding tool- 5" edge | Misc.by FURminator
| List Price: | $69.99 | | Price: | $35.80 | | You Save: | $34.19 (49%) | | | Available: | Usually ships in 24 hours |
| | Sales Rank: | 67,103th |
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FEATURES | - Does not cut or damage the coat
- Spend less time grooming, allowing time riding and enjoying your horse
- Helps stimulate circulation and hair growth
- Brings out a horse's natural oils, promoting a healthier and shinier coat
- Reduces allergens
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EDITORIAL REVIEWS |
Product Description
Removes a horses "winter coat"and loose hair |
CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.0 based on 12 reviews)
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Veterinarian review by Justine A. Lee (Saint Paul, MN United States)  4 Stars
November 27, 2009
If you own a pet, the FURminator(tm) is the #1 tool you should have at home for your cat or dog - no matter how short or long their hair coat is! This easy to use, ergonomic, sturdy, well-made tool helps reduce shedding by up to 90% by removing the loose, dead undercoat without damaging the topcoat. This works great for Golden retrievers, Siberian huskies, Labrador retrievers, and short- or long-haired cats. Have the vacuum handy though, as you'll be shocked (or disgusted) by piles of fur that fly off!
The only bad thing about this Furminator is that you CAN take off TOO much fur and too much undercoat - I made two of my cats partially bald before I realized how well it was working! Overall, it's a bit pricey but great if you have a pet with a lot of fur and a thick undercoat!
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excellent product u will never need another dog brush!!! by anon (pgh pa)  5 Stars
August 28, 2009
excellent grooming tool!! removed 3 bags of hair from my hairy 150 lb dog!! we love it and since its so sturdy we will never need another dog brush. highly recommended product and seller...
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Flying Fur by D. Black (Idaho) 5 Stars
June 11, 2009
I ordered the 5" FURminator deShedding tool to use on my Mammoth donkey, mule, Border Collie and 3 long haired cats. Their fur comes out by the handfull and I sack it up. A great tool. Susan
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Get Rid of that Hair by Annie Oakley 68 (Western Colorado USA) 5 Stars
May 19, 2009
The equine version of the Furminator is as good as the feline one. Don't be caught without one during shedding season.
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expensive and doesn't do any better job than other grooming tools by Robert Wetzel (Columbus, NC)  3 Stars
April 16, 2009
I'm actually dissappointed in this product, especially for the price. My other shedding tools do as good a job for a fraction of the cost, it just cuts the hair unevenly....love the smaller one for the dogs however!
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