Vets Pride USA Self-Cleaning Slicker Dog Brush for Shedding - Cat and Dog Grooming Brush Removes Tangled Hair and Loose Undercoat - Easily Remove Hair from Shedding Brush with Press of a Button

This works like it says. For us older folks, it’s very handy & really gets the hair up when brushing. The release button is easy on the thumbs😀

This is a really smart product. I have 2 dogs that are Maltese-Shih Tzu mixes, Mal-shis. They have hair, not fur, and require to be brushed to prevent knots. Getting brushed, especially on their ears is not a favorite thing. I wanted a professional grade brush, that felt good to them, so they wouldn't dread it so much. The bristles are very tight together. When I felt them, I was worried that they were going to feel too pokey on their skin. My dog Brody enjoyed the brush, Bentley did not so much. I don't know if was the bristles or if it was because I pressed the button and the little click may have startled him. The brush is really cool though. The bristles hide inside the case. So you press the button, the bristles come out and when you are done, the bristles retract into the case. When they retract, the hair is left on the outside of the case, so it's easy to grab the hair and throw it away. The brush looks brand new every time because there is never any hair in the bristles. I think overall, this is a really great product. The only reason I gave 4 stars is because Bentley wasn't a huge fan, so I figured he deserved a star.*Disclaimer. I purchased this product at a discounted price in return for my honest and unbiased review. I only rate positively products that I would or will buy again or would honestly recommend to my closes friends and family. I feel comfortable recommending this product. Good luck to you and your 4 legged babies.

I love this brush! The button is efficient and it is easy to empty the fur into the trash. The dogs also like this brush. Highly recommend!

All dogs like to be groomed. Our Chocolate Lab loves to be brushed. The best feature of this brush is the ease by which you remove the accumulated shed hair. Just the push of a button pushes the accumulated hair into a waste bin; you never need to touch it.

This is an excellent, gentle product. Push a button, the brushes come out so you can gently groom your pet, push the button again, and wipe off all the hair in one swipe. Gets out a tremendous amount of loose hair, and you don't need to pick the hair out of the bristles. A real winner.

Really didn't like it , seems like my dog neither he moved like it would hurt him (lab)

My cat has very fine hair, and it gets everywhere. She also hates being brushed, so I have to do it while she's eating. I love that all the hair stays in the brush until I press the button. Super easy to clean

This is a good brush but not quite up to my dog, a very large and thick haired German Shepherd. The past few days he has been getting shaggier in his haunches, which happens around this time every year. Although it is only February, it has been unseasonably warm here, so it seems his fur thinks it is time to shed (not that he does not shed EVERY SINGLE DAY already). What is happening now its the undercoat is starting to push out the outer layer, making him look like a big puffball. I was trying this brush this morning and although it got some fur out, I found myself having to use a stiffer brush to pull out the longer undercoat and alternate it with this brush to get the top layer. The fur tends to get stuck in it also, even though I am closing the bristles. I have to pull the fur off of it in order for it to close, which kind of defeats the purpose. Once I get the longer hair out though, this brush seems to do its job and Hunter seems to enjoy his "massage" he is getting while being groomed. I do like the soft bristles for his belly area. When we first rescued him, he had a stomach issue and had to have a pretty major surgery on his belly. Even after eight years his scar can be sensitive to some grooming brushes. This one, however, was gentle enough to be used on his belly without him trying to jump up and run off. YAY. His fur on his belly is long but does not have the same undercoat as his back and haunches so it does not get as icky as the rest and this brush can handle that part well. Overall it is a good brush but only after I get the long undercoat hair out first