- 5 stars: 10 (77%)
- 4 stars: 3 (23%)
- 3 stars: 0 (0%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 0 (0%)
Twenty minutes start to finish instead of an hour with a brush and a hoover afterwards.
I booked a groomer every eight weeks for years. This costs about three of those appointments, so it has already paid for itself, and he is calmer at home than he ever was on the table there.
Two cats, one long-haired, and it copes with both.
The removable air channel is the detail that matters. Fur used to clog my old one and there was no way to get in there. Here it pops out and I rinse it.
Our collie blows her coat twice a year and the flat looked like a shearing shed. Takes a bit of practice to keep the comb flat against the skin, but the difference is obvious.
Solid build, nothing rattles.
The air nozzle dries her after a bath without the roaring noise of a normal dryer. She used to hide under the bed at bath time and now she just sits there.
The lid is clear so you can see when it is filling up, which I like. It is a little bulky to store in a small flat, but I keep it in the hall cupboard.
The clipper, the deshedding comb and the dryer were all separate gadgets in my cupboard before. One unit, swap the head, done.
Six-millimetre comb around the body, three on the paws.
Started on the lowest suction and worked up over a few days. She was wary at first, but she tolerates the second setting now. The clipper needed a charge out of the box.
Quiet enough that she stayed on the mat the whole time.
I used to brush him outside because of the mess. Now I do it in the living room and the hair goes straight into the container. I had to empty it twice during the first session with my golden retriever. That alone was worth the price for me.
