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Location: In The Land of Cotton | Is the Furminator worth the cost?
Edited by 3canstorun 2015-03-18 8:37 AM
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Location: naz, tx | look on ebay!! I bought one for maybe $15 on there, brand new! They definitely work!! |
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 I Sell Dreams
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Location: Freestone TX | Yes. I use it on both cats and dogs. But you have to be careful with it. All my animals are sensitive to it so I go easy. |
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| I think it depends on what type of dog you are using it on... My step mom got one for her poodle and rat terrier and said it didn't work... so she gave it to me and it works well on my lab, heeler, and aussie... |
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Hugs to You
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Location: In The Land of Cotton | I wanted to get one for the horses - |
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| hmmm.... I can try on the horses tonight and let you know lol! |
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Expert
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| Its ok but the cost of buying the blades every year sucks. I like it just as well as a slick brick. |
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 Pork Fat is my Favorite
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Location: The Oklahoma plains. | 3canstorun - 2015-03-18 8:36 AM I wanted to get one for the horses -
I dont know what the Furminator is but the horse version might be like the Slick EZ? I LOVE IT!!!!! I have had mine for a year. Who knew a little hacksaw blade would be so versatile!
http://www.sleekez.com/products/10-sleekez-horse-grooming-shedding-blade |
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 I Chore in Chucks
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Location: MD |
I was going to ask if someone knew about these too.
Have you tried the ones for dogs? |
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Location: Kentucky |
There's someone on Facebook that is selling these for $13 shipped. He makes them. |
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Location: 100 miles from Nowhere, AR | I love the furminator on double coated dogs. There are better options for horses tho, IMO. I use one of those rubber curry deals with the big "fingers", then follow up with a shedding blade. |
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| from a person who's parents own a siberian husky...a thousand times yes!!! They work incredibly well on dogs with an undercoat. |
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| yes!!! so worth the money, i have a husky, an aussie, main coon cat and an overweight cat that cant lick her back and they LOVE it!! I just bought it this year cause i was sick of all the hair on everything, and they are now done shedding! woo |
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Pork Fat is my Favorite
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Location: The Oklahoma plains. | Murphy - 2015-03-18 9:08 AM There's someone on Facebook that is selling these for $13 shipped. He makes them.
These are also super great for cleaning your wool pads and girths. |
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Location: Missouri | We use just a hacksaw blade. Works on horses and dogs! |
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Location: bring on the heat, NV | Absolutely! I've used mine on our horses and it worked great. Esp on wooly ponies. |
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  Playing the Waiting Game
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| NOT worth 50 bucks but if you can find one at the reasonable price of other shedding blade it's OK my personal opinion is the old shedding blade works just as good and gets a wider area.. Also the old style ones curve to fit around the flank area where the "furmanater" doesn't. |
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Location: Canada | I LOVE my furminator. It does a great job of removing the coat on our horses. I totally would buy one if I lost mine today  |
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 Love Me Some Robert Redford
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Location: WV | Well worth the $$$! |
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Location: Fort Collins, CO | YES YES YES YES YES!!!! but look on ebay! i bought mine for $30 years ago and it's my best friend! haha |
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