FURminator Curry Comb for Cats and Dogs

Brilliant product. Used alongside the furminator shampoo for our French bulldog and the hair just kept on coming! Removed mounds of shedded hair and our dog seemed to enjoy it which is an added bonus. Highly recommended.

Used this for first time today on my beagle with the furminator deshedding shampoo and conditioner before and after bath and initial results is honestly wow. Can ruffle and pet his fur and no shedding which is a first. Bought deshedding combs, and slicker brushes and not had results like this. Might just be a game changer 😆😆

This curry brush is only to be used on short haired dogs (labs, boxers, jack russell,pug, short haired GSD etc). this brush is not suitable for long haired dogs i am a dog groomer and have tried a few curry brushes before but this is by far the best of the bunch! best way to use is after a bath and dry lots of hair will come out and use at least once a week to get rid of dead hair.

Fantastic brush. We own a ridiculous number of brushes (furminator, 3 slickers, comb, undercoat rake.. so on). This brush is effective & gentle as an every day brush for our double coated dogs. Compared to other brushes: I find it works better than our slicker brushes. It doesn’t take out undercoat AS quickly as the furminator but is far more gentle & doesn’t seem to damage the top coat at all (I can run this one across my bare arm & it doesn’t scratch like others do). Who we use it on: heavy shedding dogs - a Labrador and a German shepherd cross. How they find it: My shepherd tolerates being brushed with the other brushes we own, but seems to actually enjoy this one - sometimes falling asleep while it’s being used (She doesn’t sit still when the others are being used). Wish got this brush before alllll of the other ones I purchased 💀

Got a short hair miniature dachshund. Doesn't seem like it does anything with her coat, not removing any, so don't really understand the point of it.

Our rescue dog has always had a aversion to brushes and being groomed in generally, so much so that she would steal the brush and chew it up into little pieces to ensure it doesn't dare go anywhere near her again 🤣. The only tool I have managed to get anywhere near her was the silicon Kong zoom groom, which is fab - but I find that difficult to grip due to carpel tunnel. Seeing this reduced in the spring sale I decided to give it a go, I'm pleased to report back that this is far more comfortable for me to hold - either with the strap of just by the textured sides, most importantly my little madame is happy to be groomed with this too. I was a little worried when I saw how short the nubbins were on it, but its taken alot of loose fur off of my girl the past couple of day.

All I can say is wow. My Frenchie sheds like it's going out of fashion; everything is covered in dog hair. I'm actually surprised she still has hair. I've just received this, just used it and Holy moly, I should have invested in this years ago. In one short brush session, this comb has taken off a huge amount of hair that would have ended up on clothes and furniture. I had fairly moderate hopes for this comb and it exceeded my expectations. It's small, about the size of a computer mouse, but fits perfectly in your hand. Those with larger hands might feel less comfortable however you don't need to put any muscle behind the comb, it does everything for you. The size also makes it easier to brush doggy chests and legs than a larger comb. Dog must love it too because she actually stood still for a change. Whilst it seems a bit on the pricey side for what you get, the price is more than worth it for me in the time it will save me lint rollering half a dog off my clothing. Hopefully with daily brushes I'll only be lint rollering a quarter of a dog off washing. I can't speak for long haired dogs but for short haired this has been an absolute dream. Highly recommended if you're fighting with a super sheddy pup!

all good

Doesnt seem to do much, doesnt take the fur aeay just messes it. Good to get them used to combing i guess

C'est, sans aucun doute, le meilleur outil de toilettage que j'ai jamais acheté. Nous avons un Weimaraner de 18 mois à poils longs - la race a une peau très sensible - et cette brosse nettoie tous les poils morts et fait briller son pelage. De plus, notre chien adore se faire brosser avec elle. Il reste complètement immobile, sans faire d'histoires. En trois jours, la différence dans son pelage était incroyable. La brosse est également très facile à nettoyer. Moi-même et notre chien en sommes ravis.

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Trotz kurzem Fell hat unser Ridgeback überraschend viel Haar gelassen – wir sind überzeugt! Bewertet in Deutschland am 05.08.2025 Stil: FURminator für Hunde mit kurzem Fell Ich nutze den FURminator für unseren Rhodesian Ridgeback – eine Rasse ohne Unterwolle und mit sehr kurzem, glatten Fell. Ehrlich gesagt war ich anfangs skeptisch, ob so eine feste, kleine Bürste überhaupt etwas bringt. Vorher hatten wir nur einen weichen Pflegehandschuh im Einsatz. Doch ich war überrascht, wie viel loses Fell mit wenigen Strichen herauskam. Besonders an Stellen wie dem Hals hat unser Hund die Bürste sogar sichtlich genossen. Und obwohl der FURminator klein und eher hart ist, lässt sich damit präzise und kontrolliert arbeiten. ⸻ 🔹 Unsere Erfahrung im Überblick: ✅ Effektiv bei kurzem Fell – trotz fehlender Unterwolle deutlich sichtbares Ergebnis ✅ Handlich & präzise – ideal für kontrollierte Bewegungen, z. B. am Hals ✅ Einfach in den Alltag integrierbar – unser Hund toleriert ihn gut, teilweise mit Genuss ✅ Gut verarbeitet – wirkt langlebig und robust ⚠️ Zu beachten: – Die Bürste ist klein – Die festen Zinken sind nichts für empfindliche Körperstellen (z. B. Beine) – Etwas ungewohnt, wenn man vorher weiche Tools wie Handschuhe verwendet hat ⸻ Fazit: Für kurzhaarige Hunde wie unseren Ridgeback eine klare Empfehlung – vor allem als Ergänzung zur alltäglichen Fellpflege. An sensiblen Stellen sollte man mit Gefühl vorgehen, aber insgesamt liefert der FURminator ein wirklich überzeugendes Ergebnis.

Tenía dudas sobre este cepillo y el dual, pregunté a Furminator y me dijeron: <<El cepillo Dual Brush tiene un lado de púas de metal (púas duras) para desenredar, eliminar restos y masajear la piel y otro lado de cerdas de jabalí (cerdas suaves) para alisar y aportar un acabado brillante al manto superior. El Curry Comb (que es este que he comprado), masajea la piel para ayudar a distribuir los aceites naturales que mantienen un pelaje sano y brillante. Los dos son de uso diario mientras que el cepillo deShedding (la carda de púas metálicas)se puede usar una o dos veces por semana, aunque, en época de muda, puedes usarlo según las necesidades de tu perro>>. Basándome en esta información, este lo uso para diario, y el otro de púas para quitar pelo muerto 1 vez semana. Con este cepillo no se pretende que "saque"pelo, como el otro, sino un cepillado normal diario.