Cat Grooming & Massage Comb

Best comb/brush purchase we've made. All of my cats love this comb, and it definitely removes a ton of hair. My wife and I have used many different brushes/combs and this beats them all. When the cats hear the sound of the comb being picked up they come running.

More for novelty petting than actual grooming purposes. This is a fun little idea to try if you like to try new things and don't like to pet a cat with your hand for some reason. This comb is very soft, light, and flexible, and is more like fingers running through your hair than a real detangling comb. For that reason, it really should be seen as a novelty cat-scritching item to spoil your cat with than a grooming tool. For a sensitive cat with a very thin coat that barely sheds, this would work fine, but for such a cat, simply scratching them with your hands or giving them a bristle brush shine would achieve the same result. My cat is rather sensitive and accepts this comb when in the right mood, but when she's in the right mood, she also accepts a light slicker brush, which is just as gentle but works better for grooming, and is more intuitive. This comb is very big wide for how few teeth there are; they've sacrificed ease of use for the aesthetics of the cute kitty shape. Difficult to hold and position for the angle you want.

My "untouchable" cat really seems to like this. I had tried, without success, brushing my short-haired cat, with other brushes, and failed miserably. I bought this after seeing, I think, an ad for it on social media, and have been pleasantly surprised, in that my cat will tolerate being "brushed" with it, and even seems to like it, for short periods of time. That being said, it is not really all that effective in removing a lot of her loose hair, but it does get some out, and seems to give me some "contact" time with my cat, who is otherwise pretty averse to being touched a lot. It is not all that sturdy, so I anticipate having to replace it at some point, but it's inexpensive enough that that doesn't bother me.