FURminator deShedding Tool with FURejector

(as of 21/03/2010 11:01 - more info)

$55 $55

Listed Under: Grooming

Quickly and easily grabs and removes loose and undercoat hairUniquely designed stainless steel 2.65-inch bladeReduces shedding up to 90 percentWorks with both cats and dogsConvenient push-button eject..read more

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The FURminator FURejector Tool quickly and easily removes the undercoat and loose hair without damaging the topcoat. Reduces shedding up to 90-percent and easily ejects fur.

5 Reviews

  1. Miss Echo says:
    March 16, 2010 at 12:00 am

    I ordered this product and when it arrived tried it out on my greyhound. Greys don’t shed much–but in the springtime they do shed a little. My dog seemed to like it, and it worked very well to take out the hair she was shedding. The second time I took it out of the drawer–happy dance! She must really like it.

  2. workstomuch says:
    March 9, 2010 at 12:00 am

    Its tuff to comb thru fine hair which my dog has but did help a bunch to remove a lot of loose hair from my dog. I do recommend a deshedding tool for anyone who had long haired dogs. It will help their coats appearance as well.

  3. C. Hunt says:
    February 27, 2010 at 12:00 am

    I have an Australian Cattle Dog with a double coat. The topcoat and undercoat always comes off on my hands when I pet her. I originally was looking for some stop shedding shampoo but came across this handy little tool. I had read somewhere that this tool could make your dog’s skin raw but the only way it would make your dog’s skin raw would be if you were using it too roughly on your dog’s coat. I was amazed at the amount of hair that came off my dog. You would’ve thought she’d have been bald by the time I finished but it doesn’t even look like she’s missing any hair. This is an amazing little tool and the Furejector is a nice add on. I would definitely recommend this to dog owners that are sick of dog fur coming off in their hands every time they pet their dog. Be sure to check the manufacturer’s web page to make sure the tool is recommended for your breed of dog because it’s not recommended for all dog breeds.

  4. Java says:
    February 6, 2010 at 12:00 am

    This product is useful and I use it on my border collie. Those with BCs also know they shed like there’s no tomorrow. I do attempt to brush my boy daily, but he still leaves behind trails of hair like nobody’s business. I have to say, this tool has significantly improved his coat condition as well as reduced the hair I must tidy up after. Like any product, however, this is not some magical cureall, as shedding is always going to be an issue. So yeah, this product is wonderful and outstanding… and my dog is more tolerant with the furminator than he is with a different brush… also the furjector thing is pretty darn nice. It takes both my hands to keep my wiggly creature in place, so being able to just eject the fur was a neat function. The only reason I rate it on a 4 as opposed to a 5 is that I think it is not anywhere near worth the ‘full price’ range. :P Of course, I definitely didnt pay close to it, but this little rake isn’t that beefed up. It is nice, convenient, easy to use, and just plain handy.

  5. Vasitha N. Obeyesekere says:
    February 1, 2010 at 12:00 am

    This tool is awesome for my husky, or any long haired dog with a double coat. The furejector is awesome, im glad we got the version with it. This way i just furminate next to a trashcan and use my free hand to continuously pet my dog. The only drawback to the furminator is, for it to be really effective at stopping shedding, you have to furminate a LOT. but that is to be expected and the device works exactly like it says it does. you will be amazed how much loose hair you pull off.

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