Hartz Groomer's Best Flea Comb for Dogs and Cats, Fine-Toothed Flea Comb to Remove Fleas & Flea Eggs, Gentle Pet Comb for Detangling or Dematting Face & Paws

nice flea comb! save your dog from misery and a ton of pesticides and use this often when the conditions are right for fleas. this type of comb probably only works well on short haired breeds. i usually mix a tiny bit of dish soap in a cup of water and put a little suds on the comb and the fleas stick to the bubbles instead of jumping in every direction then simply drown those parasites in the cup of sudsy water so you visualize the decimation you afflicted upon them before flushing them down the toilet>

It works well it traps fleas when combing your cat, just have a container with soap and water so as soon u slide the comb through your pet , quickly sink the comb in the soap water to drown the fleas and kill them otherwise they will jump away free from the comb and who knows where will it go

My cats had started scratching. I looked carefully but I couldn't see any fleas. But since they kept scratching, I purchased this product just to make sure I wasn't missing anything. I was. It found the fleas in the eggs. So glad I purchased it.

Works well! I had used a certain flea comb to groom my cat for years, per vet's instructions due to the cat's thick dense coat. That flea comb broke recently after a decade of use and I tossed it, assuming I could easily replace it. Not so! I tried several different pet supply stores and a Target, near me, all were sold out of flea combs! I then purchased a no-name brand flea comb online, because it looked a little like the one I had used before. It was a dud despite its appearance. The teeth are thicker and duller than expected and barely "dent" the surface of my cat's coat. I then ordered THIS ONE from Hartz, and it works very well.My only cavil is that the teeth are a bit shorter than I am used to? For a thick-coated cat this is not absolutely ideal, but in any case it sure works better than the cheap knock-off I tried first, or nothing which is what I had after breaking my old standby, LOL!

Great comb! Does what it's supposed to do.

Really Love it!

This is my second purchase bc that's how effective this comb truly is! I just had to purchase another one! I love the comfortability of the comb handle & is easy to maneuver! I can get all the angles without any problem! What really sold me on this comb is how easily it picks up fleas of all shapes & sizes, eggs, & debris! It is soooo satisfying to see the amount of fleas you've just caught as they're trapped between the teeth of the comb! I would recommend this product to anyone!Tip: To quickly kill & dispose of all the fleas you are entrapping in the comb during use, to avoid having all of those fleas that you've just collected wiggle their way out of the teeth & back on to your pet, the easiest way to get rid of them is to grab yourself a cup & fill it up with water & then add 2 squirts of dish washing liquid to the water. With each swipe of the comb, you'll want to quickly submerge the entire teeth of the comb into the water concoction. This is so if the flea(s) do happen to escape, you won't have to worry about them jumping out of your grasp & back on you, your pet, or having them roaming about in your home. Instead, they'll be trapped in the water & can't jump out or swim when they're submerged.To get the remaining flea(s) out of the comb when they are submerged in the water (some flea(s) will jump out on their own but since they're in the water, all they do is just sink to the bottom & eventually die), you can use a tooth pick, a safety pin, or even the fine point end of a plastic floss pick to swipe out the fleas that are still gripped/stuck in between the teeth of the comb. Once you've rid all of the fleas from the comb, remove the comb from the cup of water & take a paper towel to thoroughly dry the comb & the teeth off in between each use. Repeat this process until you're done de-fleaing your pet! All of the fleas you've collected in the cup will eventually suffocate from drowning & you'll see majority of the dead fleas will have fallen to the bottom of the cup. Dump the flea carcasses/water concoction outside & voila! Your pet is now de-flea'd, you've found an easy way to remove the fleas from the comb without them escaping, & it's a hassle free clean up when disposing of the flea bodies! :DPicture included as an example to show you how many fleas are captured & how I use this method to get rid of the after math!Hope this helps!

Does a great job with cats with thick fur. Well made and strong-not flimsy. Glad I purchased it!