GoPets Double-Sided Pin & Bristle Brush – Grooming Tool for Dogs & Cats for Detangling, Shedding Control, Slicker Brush for Long-Haired Pets, Fur Removal for Healthy Coat, Ergonomic Handle

Works as expected. I like it but my hair tangled Maltipoo pup hates it…

I have been chasing my cats around for weeks trying to get into their little armpits and Alexa must have heard me complaining as this popped up in my feed. This is narrow and easy to get under their little armpits and legpits, and also is not one of those brushes that attempts to yank all of the mats out in one go. A lot of newer grooming brushes are very efficient but try to pull out a situated mat.. and with one of those I'm getting cat-teeth embedded into my fingers. There is a lot more space between these bristles, and they move and flex, so instead it helps remove the matt gently within several brush strokes. Also if your cat likes to try to rub their face on the brush this little traingular head works perfectly for that. Also fascinated by the squishy handle - its insanely comfortable and flexes like a little stress-ball, and now I want a handle like it on literally everything else I own that has a handle. :D

My one dog does not like any brush or comb in my hands. My fault...we'll get there but until we do, review update is pending. My other dog is only slightly more tolerant.

Overall, I found this brush to be truly ineffective on my Pomeranian. Her fur is thick, and I struggled to brush through it. I also noticed that the more I tried to use the brush, the more the pins became misaligned and bent. I'm not sure if the pins were too weak or the balls at the end were too thick, but the brush did not look good after the first use. While the brush shape is designed for tight spaces, its inability to navigate through my dog's fur rendered it useless for me. It might work better for dogs with thinner fur, but I’m not sure it’s worth trying. On a positive note, the handle is incredibly comfortable to hold.

I have dogs, cats and rabbits. This brush can be used on all of them, although the cats are a bit touchy about it. I assume because their skin is thinner and stretchier than the average dog. The standout of this brush is the handle. It is chunky, round and has a silicone squishy cover that makes it comfortable to hold. The head is triangular in shape, and the pins are bent and paint-tipped. They will catch in matts but not in normal hair.

Pros: •Versatile: Suitable for both short and long-haired dogs, cats, and even rabbits. •Gentle yet effective: Soft pins help detangle and remove shedding hair without irritating the skin. •Comfortable to use: Ergonomic handle for a secure grip during grooming sessions. •Reduces matting: Works well for dematting and preventing fur tangles. Cons: •Not ideal for heavy mats: May not be as effective on very thick or heavily matted fur. •Can be too gentle for some pets: Might not provide enough grooming power for pets with thicker coats. •Value for Money: A great option for regular grooming of smaller pets or light fur tangles, though it might not handle more challenging coats as well. Overall: 4.5⭐/5

I absolutely adore the handle of this brush. It's almost like a fidget toy being squishy and gel like. It forms to your hand and makes it very easy to hold. The only thing I really don't like about it is the fact that the bristles are a bit soft and don't really collect hair on larger sections of your dog. So you would definitely need to use this on a small size dog. But overall, if you have carpal tunnel or have trouble holding your brush, this is a more comfortable brush to use.

My cats love being brushed. Especially with slicker brushes. I have two persians so grooming is a must. This doesn't grab hair very well at all- especially when compared to other slicker brushes I have. This is a brush used for the kitties enjoyment, not your grooming them needs. Not ideal. I want a brush that does both. The handle is very comfy to hold, it's squishy silicone so it molds to your grip which is cool. The angle of the head is nice for brushing as well. The actual bristles seem lacking? There's gaps, empty space where more bristles could easily be?? Which might makes this brush more effective as a grooming brush. Overall, not great for actually grooming a long thick coat. Way overpriced for what it is. I've spent $6 on a brush that works 10x better.