AumucaCat Brush with Release Button, Cat Grooming Brush for Long or Semi-Short Haired Cats for Shedding Removing Loose Fur and Massage

Bought as a replacement for a cheaper one I purchased a couple of years ago. It seems to work well. My cat seems happy and content to be groomed with it. The only thing I’d say is my old one has a handle with better grip. This one has quite a slippy feel to the handle, but other wise the brush head pins seem decent quality. It removes loose hairs well and the button release works well to clean it after use. Gives a nice plush smooth feel to my cat’s coat after use (I have a British Blue Shorthair so I’d say it works well for that breed). The loop on the end of the handle is useful to hang it up. Would buy again 👍🏻

Really good brush. Gentle on the cats and easy to use and clean. Would definitely recommend it.

I bought this for my kitten. However, I've had to wait a couple of months for her to grow to make use of it as the brush itself is quite large. It is useful though, and the button you push to then pull the hair out makes it super easy to clean. Nice soft bristles too.

Really effective at removing loose fur and very gentle for your cat

- **Valuable Investment:** This product holds significant worth, making it a smart choice for pet owners who want quality without breaking the bank.- **User-Friendly Design:** Its intuitive functions make it incredibly easy to use, allowing novice and experienced cat owners to handle it confidently.- **Comfortable Grip:** The ergonomic design ensures a comfortable hold, reducing hand fatigue during longer grooming sessions.- **Gentle on Cats:** Crafted with soft materials, it's designed to be gentle on your cat's skin, preventing irritation while effectively grooming.- **Ideal Size:** The product's dimensions are ideally suited for various cat breeds, making it versatile and efficient for all sizes of felines.- **Suitable for All Coat Types:** Whether your cat has short or long hair, this product shines in both regards, effectively tackling tangles and loose fur efficiently.

A very clever brush, retractable so easy to clean my only problem is the cat hates it but it is good for cleaning soft surfaces after she has been lying on them.

My cat is old - 18 years - and recently her fur has become a bit matted. This is probably due to her not being able to groom herself properly. I have been brushing her with a little Pet Teezer brush for a while and this is quite good but when I came back from holiday I found her fur was matted on one side - because I had not been able to brush it while I was away, of course, and she would not have tolerated the lady who was feeding her doing so.I opened the box the brush came in with scissors, and the hanging loop nearly got snipped - this would not have mattered to me because I don't want to hang the brush up, but maybe you do so be careful when opening.I showed the new brush to my cat and put it next to the old brush so she could sniff it before I used it. I only did a very small amount of brushing the first time, and I always stop brushing if I think she doesn't like it. I don't want to put her off the brush!The second time I used it just by chance I had been eating twiglets beforehand and she obviously liked the smell or taste on my hand, so while she enthusiastically licked my left hand, I brushed her with my right, and was able to use slightly more pressure. This seemed to loosen some of the matted fur and it started to come away. I feel that with regular daily brushing I will be able to improve her coat and hopefully get rid of all the mats.The brush does what it says it does - removes loose hair, and quite a lot of it - certainly more than my other little brush. Press the button and the bristles go in so you can remove the fur. This means the brush stays nice and clean, easily. It feels comfortable in the hand and is good quality, and a great price. Highly recommended - and no-one has paid me to say so!PHOTOS - 1st photo is my 18 year old cat. 2nd photo is the brush with fur removed all at one time. 3rd photo is a close up of her matted fur. 4th photo is the clumps that I found next to her on the blanket - they had come out of their own accord and as this has never happened before it must be due to loosening by the brush.UPDATE - With the help of the brush and carefully pulling apart mats with my fingers, and re-brushing, I have now got rid of ALL the mats on my cat, so I am really pleased, and so is she. When I use the brush on her, she purrs, and starts grooming herself on the bits she can reach.

My cats really love the feel of this brush and the device for getting the hair off the brush really works.It works on both long and short-haired cats, even one cat that doesn't usually like being brushed.Ideally, I would like two, one with a slightly smaller brush head width for going over their heads - instead, I turn the brush vertically instead of horizontally (if you see what I mean!)There are little bobbles on the top of the bristles so that there is less chance of scratching or poking their eyes.