Rubber Curry Brush for Short Haired Dogs, Gentle Curry Comb

Dog: 36lb KVD/Jindo Mix; short double coat; light shedding daily and blows her coat twice a year I actually bought this to use dry, not wet. I absolutely love it and so does my dog and we'll be using this weekly (and daily during shedding season) for her main dry grooming brush! It doesn't trap all the loose hair when used this way but since it's advertised as a wet brush, not dry, I didn't remove a star for that. But if you're interested in using this dry and that fact matters to you, FYI. I've actually already ordered another one to replace what we currently use in the bath too since I'm thinking it'll work even better when wet. Pros (while used dry): - My dog loves being brushed with this. She hated the various slicker brushes we've tried but she'll lie down and relax while being brushed with this and even ask for more. - Seems to remove quite a lot of hair. (Maybe not *quite* as much as a slicker brush in the same amount of time? Hard to tell. But it definitely gets more than the unused slicker brush she runs way from heh.) - The plastic "screen" that you can remove to make sure all the hair comes out in one fell swoop works great and definitely avoids the need to stand over the trash can trying to remove every last bit of hair. The screen does need to be pressed all the way down when putting it back on to ensure no hair gets underneath it though, which does take a bit of fiddling, but I didn't find it overly annoying. Just takes an extra few seconds. - Fits nicely in my hand and is comfortable to use even for prolonged sessions. Cons (while used dry): - The hair obviously sticks to the silicone while wet but, while dry, that doesn't happen. So while it does seem to remove hair that hasn't yet fallen out as intended, it doesn't always TRAP that hair in the brush because it's not wet/sticky. If I brush her for 5 minutes, the brush will have a lot of hair in it by the end, but a lot of the hair will also have just come loose and flown off during the session. It's not really a problem for us since we do this out on the patio most times, or if it is inside, I'm probably vacuuming soon anyway. So I don't mind it. But I imagine a lot of people might. So if you're looking for something that traps all hair that it removes WHILE USED DRY, this isn't it.

My dog loves this. Comes running when I pull this out. I really like that there is no sharp points going in to my dog. Easy to clean and get rid of the hair.

Perfect for my short haired dog. She loves it, it works so well and super easy to remove the hair because of the plastic shield. Definitely recommend.

Have a short haired dog (about 3/4" long) and she doesn't like the fine-toothed metal comb I use to brush her. I tested this out and I couldn't brush her enough to get the loose hair off her coat. It works ok for baths and working in the shampoo but that's about it. She didn't mind being brushed however so it should work well on a longer haired pet.

This rubber curry brush does a fairly good job of loosening and removing the undercoat from my Greyhound. Because it the nubs are soft and flexible my dog seems to like the sensation as well. I like how easy it is to remove the hair from the brush after grooming him. Because I purchased the brush during a low shedding season, I may possibly find I should have rated the brush a five when peak shedding time comes around. I do recommend the brush.

This is my cat's favorite brush. She's a Russian Blue and has a thick coat that needs to be thinned out for summer. We use it dry. Works great.

Works great! Great durability. My dog loves it!

Terrible for one reason: it has no handle strap! (Think lady’s purse.) So when you’re using it to scrub the soap in your dog’s fur to get to its skin, you lose the handle’s grip and this brush because your hand pops away from its soapy surface. So if you plan to buy this, also plan on putting a strap on top of it to keep it from slipping away from hand as you’re using it. (Once you install a strap over the handle—a plastic strap and two small screws will make it happen—it works great.) Update (09-July 2025): I received an email from the seller aplogizing for my not liking the product, and asked if I wanted a refund, even though the return period expired. I'm super impressed! I like the product but was disappointed that it didn't have a strap which causes you to lose it when washing down your dogs. Previously, I gave a solution for the problem which makes it a very good product. Here's another solution that's simpler: get a couple of strong rubber bands and it will grip your hand and the product! Wallah! It's really a good product when you do that. Da-da-da that's all folks!