Farnam Slick Horse Grooming Block Review

Works like MAGIC for Spring Moult - Sacred Mackerel! Don't be stupid and abuse it first like me: you have to use the short edge to scrape (not the big flat side like you might intuitively think. Oops.) Great tool for removing loose hair, dirt and pine shavings, with Piss covered hair when my horse lies in the box. I will definitely keep one of these on hand at all times and I love that you can "file" it fresh by simply rubbing it against something flat when you need to "sharpen". Well!

Unpackaged and confused because it feels similar to the green foam that covers the bottom of artificial flower arrangements to hold the stems in place, but a little bit more. tight. I thought, "OK, how is rubbing my pet with this almost frothy thing supposed to help her skin?" But I've tried it and it seems to work very well. It pulls loose undercoat to the surface and my cat doesn't seem to hate it so I give it 4 stars. I would do 5 but it's quite fragile, don't drop it or you'll knock the…

I was looking for something to get rid of hair loss in my staffordshire terrier. She has short hair and she sheds like crazy! I've exhausted several different dog brushes with no success. Most of them were sharp and even very gentle and hurt her. I stumbled across them and read some of the reviews. I think a lot of people use them on their dogs too. You arrived on time today. I cleaned them with one for a while. I was even able to draw her legs, tail, head and face. Hair loss was EVERYWHERE! He

We have a friend who breeds horses and Irish Wolfhounds. When she visited us last weekend, she showed us what an IWH should really look like, trimming excess hair, raking top coat and grooming dogs with this SLICK N' EASY horse grooming tool. This horse grooming block is particularly helpful in removing loose leg and belly hair, and is also great as a final effort to comb out all of the coat. No pain for dogs, easy to use and built to last longer than the $3.87 price tag would have you believe.

I've never used a pumice curry brush so I was happy to find a cheaper brush at Revain. It's smaller than many of the more expensive ones which is even better for me as I bought it for my two small dogs and not a horse. He exceeded my expectations. I've really pulled out a lot of loose hair on both my wire haired fox terrier and my cairn mix with less effort and less mess than the rubber zoom groom I usually use, made by Kong. It doesn't replace the Zoom groom, which does a better job. Pulling…