Dashka Cat Hair Removal Brush, Hair Remover for Cat, Removes Lint, Fur, and Hair from Clothing, Furniture, Carpet, and Car

Let me start by saying that I NEVER, EVER review anything. But this brush is absolutely wonderful! My husband and I have two cats. They are our children and the reason we get up in the morning. So, naturally, they are spoiled rotten. We bought them two massive cat trees, they love to run, jump, play, and of course, nap on them. Naturally they are COVERED in hair and I am a clean freak. I tried everything to get the hair off the them. Brushes, combs, vacuum, pulling it up with my hand... Everything. I happened to be looking for a better brush for them and came across this. Hands down, 110%, BEST. BRUSH. EVER! I cannot believe the amount of hair it brought up. I love that it has bristles at then top, too. It’s great for getting into corners and around the poles on the cat trees, they both look like brad new!!! I am one EXTREMELY happy customer!! I posted before and after pictures as well

My cat Max is very fussy and gets annoyed quickly when I brush him so I ended up buying tons of different tools and brushes up to $60 each. Then this "thing" comes and he is practically BEGGING ME to brush him. Not just all over his body but on the head, neck and ears which, if I tried to touch in the past he would have attacked me ! Who knew? I bought three of them because they are also great to remove hair from furniture covers.

This is one of the better versions of this kind of pet hair remover brushes I’ve used. I’ve had rubber and some other polymer versions, but silicone is the best. Both the silicone brush nibs and the additional nibs along the edge (perpendicular to the main nibs) allow you to get into the creases along and cording or tufting more easily. Just like the silicone grooming brushes, the pet hair just seems to grab on and go away with the brush. This works well on micro-fiber and heavy duck/canvas fabrics. Having this along with the Gonzo sponges and the large sticky rollers makes a great pet hair removal arsenal.

With three long-hair senior cats, I've not been successful in finding a brush over the years that really works and that takes into account their sensitive skin; tried them all. This brush is different and works and is loved by my cats! Each seems so content with their daily brushings, can't wait to be "next!" Easily wash and dry. Will never use anything else! Definitely, 3 big paws up!

Have been seeking a replacement for a similar item I've worn out after 10+ yrs. The Dashka does clean as well as the old one but I do wish the handle was more firm. It tends to bend slightly when using to clean cat fur from upholstered funiture. I can't report how it works to gently brush Sam as he only wants me to finger and hand brush his short coat. (He has always refused brushes and I have only used soft bristles so it is not this brush .. it's his quirk.)

The reason why I purchased this was to groom our rescue kitty. I don't know why I thought it would be much smaller than it is. come to find out, all its really okay for is to remove hair from furniture carpet bedding. lol not a very good job at that.Also I rec'd another item taped to it. I guess it is a freebie, have no clue what it is for. nothing in the box to explain. it looks like I put it on my finger and brush their teeth with?? or is that the brush to groom with? lol

As soon as I took this out of the package I used it on furniture, used it on cat tree, used it on the cats and used it anywhere else I could find! I am VERY happy with this brush, I love my animals but I hate hair getting everywhere. I vacuum but it only removes so much off things like a cat tree, the brush really helps to bunch it all together so you can pick it up and throw it away. Great little brush to have around for anyone who has a pet who sheds hair.

Works extremely well. I have 2 black cats. One with coarse, short fur. The other has longer, finer fur. The brush pulls ALL the fur together into a little "pile". My biggest headache is always been the coarse hairs sticking within the woven fabrics. The soft rubbery substance this is made of grabs these as well. However, it does not grab the whole fur pile so you can take to the trash. For this I use a tape roller to pick up the pile to throw away. This extra step cost the brush 1 star.