Freshly Bailey Pet Rubber Brush

I have a Mastiff/Staffy mix and a pug.My Mastiff gets a light undercoat that is pretty tricky to get out. She gets these little tufts of hair that don't shed and a normal slicker doesn't work to get them out. When she gets these little tufts on her arms or legs it's even trickier.This rubber brush is soft enough that it can be used on her sensitive paws without hurting or irritating her. She lays down and her eyes roll into head while I brush her with this. She loves it so much. It's like a massage for her and it helps get out the itchy undergrowth.Her shorter hair just comes right out of the brush without too much coaxing so clean up is pretty easy.The pug is still a puppy so she's just enjoying the massage aspect but later I see this being really useful with her shedding.I would recommend this to anyone that has short hair dogs that have stubborn undercoat or to brush a couple times a week to keep shedding under control. I'm not sure how this would work on long hair because I generally only have short hair dogs. Some might think they don't shed but they do, a lot. This helps a ton with that.

I just got this and immediately went to brush my extremely sensitive older kitty. She loves it! It picks up loose fur like crazy!It is gentle -- not like those brushes for long-haired cats with the the metal tines; she did not tolerate that one.It is easy to clean -- you just pull the fur out of it. When it gets dirty, you can wash it with shampoo or dish soap, and let it dry.I'm very happy and satisfied with this cat brush. I highly recommend it!😊

My lab mix tends to not like being brushed. He starts nipping so I wanted to try this and it works great! He loves it, lays down for me and he really enjoys it! Yay! I recommend. It definitely gets the hair!

I have 3 dogs, one lab and two little ankle biters that don't shed. This brush is wonderful for my lab and she loves getting brushed with it, I love how easy it is to use and how much hair it helps pull out when I am bathing her. I tried it on the little dogs and their hair is such a different texture that I felt like I was hurting them because their hair seems to almost stick to the brush and gets yanked out. Once I added soap, it seemed to minimize the tugging on their hair but I'll probably just stick to hand scrubbing them since they didn't seem to enjoy the brush as much as my lab did.

This brush is easy to use and removes loose hair.