Furminator

[Desley (booktigger)]

I can get it through CatChat, and it says to mention them, will look into it.

[Dawn F]

I must confess I sold mine on ebay

[Millys Mum]

Yeah its not the most agile peace of equipment, especially when milly sits down and puts her joints in the way 

[Gillian Harvey]

I didnt like the furminator, hated it on my longhairs. Its bascially a blade in a handle and overpriced in my opnion. Its heavy and what I call 'clunky' (LOL!) on slim/thin cats. Unfortunately it doesnt just pull out undercoat, pulls out topcoat too.

[Mark]

That's odd as obn their own site, it says suitable for all shedding cats, long and short hair - on Petplanet site, they give you a whole list of breeds it's not suitable for, ie LaPerm, Ragamuffins (Are they Ragdolls?) etc etc

[Gail Bengal Slave]

  it's a brush that gets deep in to the fur to get out knots - not good on for my Bengal boys  - but great for Thai's thick coat.

It's a bit like a flea comb - teeth are close together and it seems to slice out the undercoat. Really good for long haired kitties.

[Millys Mum]

Its a grooming tool, gets all the undercoat out 

http://www.furminator.com/

[Kirst]

What on earth is a furminator?? I Have a vision of an Arnie-style kitty toting and Uzi 9mm!!!

[Gail Bengal Slave]

Des I bought mine off ebay.

[Millys Mum]

Iv just bought one for milly, got it from pet planet. Iv not seen anywhere who run affiliate schemes selling them.

Im hoping it will help reduce her hairballs

[Dawn F]

I got mine from qvcuk.co.uk not much chance of the money going to charity though!

[Desley (booktigger)]

Wheres the best place to buy one from? Is there somewhere that will give some money to charity if I get it through them? I think Rosie needs one, she is losing loads of fur at the moment.