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    My cats love to be brushed so I may have to invest in one.

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    It's still working for us for the most part, that is as long as I don't get lazy and not do it.

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    Furminator removes dead undercoat. It is basically part of a blade with a handle. Before it was developed, and still, many groomers simply card the dog's coat with a 30 blade. Does the same thing. It does not cut coat, simply pulls out dead hair. Works great, but caution needed so as not to irritate the skin.

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    The Furminator is like a dull clipper with a handle. I use it on my Border Terrier, Kelly. It does not cut the outer coat.

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    My Mom and Dad have pugs and they shed like crazy!! I bought the FURminator for them and it seems to pull off the dead undercoat. It works wonderfully and reduces the amount of shedding that happens on clothes, couches and carpets down quite a bit. I would definitely recommend buying it!

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