Furbinator !!!!!! hurrah input on the tool

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- 04/01/2008 at 5:23 PM
  bunnytowne
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  well got the furbinator this morning just now had chance to try it. it seems Cotton doesn’t like being brushed at first well he was on the floor anyway. and he took off. I waited cuz I am tired and impatient anyway right now. then later again I tried it with him on the stool. I petted his little face as I brushed and wow it works great. didn’t get all the loose hair off yet but then I am tired and let cotton have a break i didn’t brush for very long and got a lot of hair off right off. also it is a heavy heavy tool so must have a very very light hand next thing I knew cotton was giving tooth purrs I guess he wanted to go play and eat so he didnt’ have much time for it. but tomorrow I can be rested and ready to go at it with him. so thumbs up for the furbinator good tool.
- 04/01/2008 at 7:52 PM
  babybunsmum
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  it is pretty heavy isn’t it? i’m very comfortable using it on the dog (and it works amazingly well for his under coat) but i’m scared to press hard on the buns. i don’t get much hair out of em. mind you, they have shorter hair than your fur babies and that may make a difference. glad it worked well for you
- 04/01/2008 at 8:33 PM
  MimzMum
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  I am thinking this would be great for my MackHusky, who has hair like a shag carpet twisted up in a tornado. >.< bunnytowne, could you please
  post again where you found this little lovely? Thankies! ^^
- 04/02/2008 at 7:14 AM
  bunnytowne
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  I got it at pet supermarket can order them online too 3 sizes small med large they only had med left. not much bigger than a small but they are pricey. yes my buns are lionheads so it works good on them. someone told me use flea comb but it just pulled too hard and hurt cotton it just pulled out all the hair so I quit using that right away. yes must have a light hand with this tool. I am looking forward to bb order coming in so I can give him is carrot basket when I am done grooming him. but yes I do love it. does remove hair alright. I was using it in the house now i have to get the sticky round thing to pick up the hair on the stool. had hair pile on the floor and some on the stool too so use it where you won’t mind hair all over even tho when molting you get hair all over anyway ahaa.
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