I have three lovely cats and whilst my youngest two are short haired and shed very little, seven year old Ollie is a big ginger ball of fluff and, if he doesn't have half of the back garden caught up in his Basil Brush like tail, he's leaving big balls of fur absolutely everywhere he stands or sits for more than five seconds. This does get a little annoying, particularly when I turn my back for five minutes to find he's made himself comfortable on a pile of freshly washed, warm clothes I've just taken out of the tumble dryer! After searching high and low for my old cat brush with no success, I ended up purchasing this Armitage Good Girl brush from Tesco with ...  Read the complete review

Now that the warm(ish) weather has come all four of my cats have started to shed their winter coat leaving cat hair absolutely everywhere! Ollie, my oldest cat, is the biggest offender. Although he is probably still technically classed as a short haired cat he still has quite a long, fluffy coat and I'm forever pulling out bits of plants out of his tail which he has collected during his back garden adventures. The brush I originally had was, quite frankly, useless. Fed up of finding cat hairs all over recently washed clothes and such, I decided it was time to buy a new one and stop this problem once and for all. I purchased Armitage Good Girl Cat ...  Read the complete review

This is one of the better pet brushes on the market that we have tried and at £1.70 was not that expensive either! It is is made of tough, durable black sturdy plastic and the bristles are tough enough to remove straggly and matted bits of fur without causing your cat too much distress! Of course, no cat likes having its fur combed in my experience so anything that relieves some of the stress for cat and owner is a godsend! I find this to be a good quality product that is easy to clean once you finish grooming and is a size that makes it easy to store! Our last cat brush we had was large and unweildy and difficult to fit into our kitchen drawer but this fits ...  Read the complete review

When Mew initially adopted us we bought all the immediate kit such as food and feeding bowls, litter and litter tray but with Mew being a cat with medium length fur we soon realised that we needed a brush for him to. We had been shopping Asda for his initial bits and pieces and had noticed a brush there so we went back and made our purchase. It was a Good Girl Cat Brush and cost us just £1.63. Since Mew is a little boy cat we didn't tell him the brush was made by Good Girl - we didn't want him having a crisis about his sexuality! LOL! The brush is made of strong black and white plastic with plastic bristles. The end of the handles has a hole in it ...  Read the complete review

My youngest cat Layla has always been a little on the fiery side, she's extremely loving and loves having a cuddle and a fuss made of her, but if you do something to her that she doesn't like you certainly know about it. One thing she dislikes in particular is being combed, she has quite long fur which gets extremely fluffy and even longer in the winter, she actually grows a mane, she does a very good job of keeping it in shape and always makes sure she looks her best but on occasions she does come in with something stuck in her fur or something knotted in it which needs combing out. I have tried so many different combs over the 2 and a half years I have had her but as ..  Read the complete review