Dogs and cats or in theory any animal that has a long coat needs a brush of some kind which can help tackle the problem and I found this product on Amazon before Christmas. The brush is quite unusual for me as most brushes for dogs I have seen have bristles which are either wire or plastic and always straight. This brush the bristles are made of a wire which is quite sharp on the tips and all the wires are bent at a funny angle. The angle they are bent at is done so when you are brushing your dog the brush glides through the fur to help combat knots and basically to keep them looking nice and tidy. The brush itself is made on the outside ...  Read the complete review

As both my dogs are poodles, I regularly have to take them to be groomed, but because I only take them every couple of months I need to keep their coats tangle and knot free in between visits. This is why I bought this Rosewood Slicker Brush. ~Rosewood Slicker Brush~ This brush is specially designed for de-matting and removing any unwanted loose hairs. The brush has a plastic handle with a rubber grip which is comfortable and sturdy making it easy to hold in order for me to brush my dogs coats. the head of the brush is rectangular and the bristles are short, slightly bent and made of wire. Sounds quite painful really, but it doesn't hurt my dogs ...  Read the complete review

The one thing you need for a dog especially a poodle like me and my mates dog Daisy is a very good brush. Daisy has a woolen coat that is very prone to going into tight curls and of course a poodle is meant to be soft and fluffy! Daisy enjoys life, loves to romp in grass and so on and so when we spotted this slicker brush in our local pet shop costing £4.00 we opted to get one as we prefer a brush such as this to use on her as well as a flea comb to do a flea check after a brush. This brush comes in three sizes. We opted for the small brush but it is also available in a medium and a large size all at different prices and they all appear the same apart from ...  Read the complete review

As a family we have 3 springer spaniels and the breed is famous for having the most gorgeous wavy locks and curly ears; whilst this makes them look utterly adorable (or at least we think so) it does mean that their coats can be prone to developing knots and tangles as well as picking up various debris from their countryside escapades. To keep their coats looking lovely and free from matts we try to brush each pooch at least once a week, we own a range of brushes and one that is tried and tested is this slicker brush by the brand rosewood. Slicker brushes have wire tines (bristles) and are useful in loosening and removing dead hair from the coat, reaching ...  Read the complete review