Pet Grooming Gloves | Deshedding Glove for Easy, Mess-Free Grooming | Grooming Mitt for Dogs, Cats, Rabbits & Horses with Long/Short/Curly Hair | Pet Hair Gloves for Pet Hair Removal

The gloves worked great. Others were concerned about the gloves being too big. I have quite large hands, so the gloves fit very well. No issues picking out husky fur either.

i love these gloves, I use them every day & get so much hair off my maine coone cat & he hardly has any hairballs anymore 😊

The media could not be loaded. I bought them to wash my dog. I usually wear a size medium. One was ok but the other one is too big. However, the Velcro is strong so they are usable.I was hoping they would help suds up the shampoo more to get down to her skin for a thorough cleansing. Either way, she’s not a fan of baths but they still help to get the job done.I would recommend. The soft side is good for her face and around her eyes to get rid of the eye boogers and mouth slobber. The textured side helps get the job done faster than a towel or sponge.

As a professional dog groomer I am always looking for ways to make sure my pups go home looking their best, and a big part of that is making sure they are nice and clean. No oily hair...so I use these gloves to bathe them. I have a different brand that I love but I wanted to try these out. They do a good job, except they are a bit stiff and big. My pinky doesn't stay in the finger sleeve and my hands aren't small. I have medium size hands but they just are too big and the stuffness doesn't help. I have to really tighten the strap to make sure they stay on and I just try to keep my fingers in place. It is a bit of a hassle, but since I already used them I didn't feel right returning them. Unfortunately I would not buy another pair.

We have a shorthaired dog who loves to roll on her back and she loves this glove. I have large hands and the glove does not quite cover them but fits well enough to comfortably pat her.

First off, the packaging for this set is stellar. Extremely professional and slick.As a first time grooming glove user, I experienced a seamless transition from a regular brush to these gloves.Though it isn’t Yuna's shedding season now, she still enjoys the nice feeling of the gloves.The gloves certainly are able to pick up her hair. They stick to the glove like glue. It just takes us more than a few grooming sessions to really fill the glove up with hair :)Yuna quickly got accustomed to the brush already. Pair up a brush session with some affirmative words and head pats and her tail goes off the entire time.The 260 little bristles that line the outside of the glove are soft and gentle. The inside of the glove is also soft and breathable. This makes the glove both comfortable for your fur kid and comfortable for you to wear.These gloves are claimed to be one-size-fits-all. I have slightly larger than average hands, and I found the fit perfect for me. If a size were attached to this glove, I’d definitely say it’s at least a Large.There is a velcro strap near the wrist you can use to adjust tightness there. For those with smaller hands, it can be useful to keep the glove on as you brush your dog. For those with larger hands, undoing the velcro strap before applying the gloves can help you fit your hand inside.It seems like most things in the world are too expensive, but this glove set is hands down one of the best value purchases I’ve ever made online.To get a quality grooming set along with a bath brush, complete with professional packaging and instructions for use shipped directly to your door for less than $10 is a steal.Every dog owner should own some sort of grooming brush for their dog, regardless of breed. This set is a winner.

my kitties actually love me using them. i tried on the furniture too and it worked pretty good.

DO NOT BUY THESE! These gloves came late due to shipping (from China) and when I opened them, they had a slight smell to them, which I just attributed to a shipping smell. About a week after washing one of my dogs (only washed one with the gloves), she started to get bumps on her skin that were subsequently bumping up the fur on her back. I didnt think much of it, thought maybe she rubbed in the grass a little extra, but over the course of several days, the bumps spread along her back and she got a huge rash on her belly and down her legs! I called the vet immediately, explained what was happening, and sent pictures. She told me it was for sure a fungus and that I needed to start washing her in anti-fungal shampoo twice a week for the next month. I brought the gloves into the vets office, since they were the only thing that was different between my two dogs (same food, same treats, same yard, no other changes at all), the vet swabbed the gloves and, shocker, fungus!! So here we are, my dog has licked a few of the belly rash spots raw, so putting diaper rash cream on those (per the vet) and washing her twice a week for a month, or until the fungus is completely gone. Dogs are only supposed to be washed once every 4-5 weeks since the oils help protect their skin and coat. Don't risk the vet bill to buy these gross gloves! They have since been thrown away and I will tell everyone I know what happened.