🐾 Flea & Lice Comb for Cats and Dogs, Dual-Sided Pet & Human Hair Comb by MoHern Review

Great brushes for cleaning my Shih Tzu's eyes! I first blunt the teeth of the comb with a nail file to make them less sharp. I then use Johnson's highly diluted Tear-Free Baby Shampoo (a tiny drop in a cup of warm water) to soften and wash the easy-to-remove residue from the eyes with a cosmetic cotton circle, then gently comb the remaining residue from the eyes . Highly recommend brushes!

Good quality for the money We strongly recommend using a standard pet hairbrush when tattooing. We use a rabbit hair brush to remove the tattoo and then resort to this flea comb. When working on tattoos, the comb's teeth expand and spread apart, defeating the purpose of the comb. So keep this comb for flea/flea droppings only. (You can thank KittyLady on Youtube for sharing how she demonstrated this product and how to use it properly.)

Have you ever heard the saying you get what you pay for? Well, that applies to this product. These flea combs were very cheap and I quickly found out why they were cheap after receiving them and trying to use them. We had a feral cat with four kittens that we ended up adopting. Before we release these babies into their spooky homes, we wanted to empty them. I bought these flea combs because I didn't want to use the same combs we use on our cats. When trying to comb out fleas the comb just…