PR Pet Dog and Cat Grooming Brush Glove

Total gimmick. I have no idea how this product has so many five-star reviews. My cat is a long-haired heavy shedder and this barely grabs anything – the rubbery bristles are so thick and spread out, they basically just slide right through the hair leaving most of it behind. He hates the glove too. I'll stick to the Furminator.

Works exceptionally well. Even my moms cranky old cat sits for it. The dogs like it and it is easy to use and doesn't bother my arthritis near as much as a brush or comb. Strongly recommend it. The only connection I have with this product or the company selling it is buying it and using it.

This did not do anything for my cats' coats--it did not pick up any fur. But I have to give credit to this glove because it helped my feral cats get used to being petted and handled. They love the way the glove feels so I was able to use it very effectively to transition them to human hands.

This glove does the job, except that its large and needs constant adjustment to keep from spinning entirely around hand, even with velcro around the wrist.

Works pretty much as expected. If you can, do it outside. As much as the hair sticks to the glove, a lot bunches up at the butt end and a lot goes flying into the air. To clean it off, all I do is go outside on my balcony and slap it on the ground a couple times and all the hair is off.

My cat used to hate when I comped his hair, and would always run away from me when I wanted to comp his hair. But, then we bought this glove and now he enjoys it, and keeps turning from one back to another! I guess other combs were hurting his because they were too harsh, this one is much softer, but also does the job well and removes a lot of hair! He just loves it now! And if he likes it, then I do as well! :)

Used the glove today. My dog liked it. She is timid so this glove worked in two ways. It took out lots of fur with little effort. She's about 25 lb and has 2 in long fur.

My cats both LOVE the grooming mit and will compete with one another to be first in line! LOL My only suggestion would be an elastic band inside the mit to provide a more secure fit for those of us with small hands.