Once in a while you come across a cool product that you are totally impressed with. Well, I have to say the brushes from Pet Head did the trick for me. Sure they look like countless other pet brushes, but they come equipped with extra bonuses that just make life easier!
First lets talk about the Pet Head Dog Undercoat Rake
Not only did it remove all knots, loose hairs and tangles; it also turned my pet’s coat into silky, soft goodness. I would have been happy with that amazing performance, but wait there is more! The Pet Head Dog Undercoat Rake had a little button that separated the teeth of the rake from the body; making it super easy for me to remove the tangled mess from the brushes. That little extra design feature scored huge with me!
Another brush I tried was the Pet Head Fabulous Dog Pin Brush. This one is ideal for wavy and curly coats; since my pet did not fit the profile I went on a small trip and visited a friend with super hairy, curly and wavy dog. The brush was a hit! The hair was brushed to perfection with all the tangles separated and easily removed by the rounded pins. My hands? They were fine thanks to the brush’s ergonomic design. And once again I was surprised to find a bonus “hidden” comb built inside the brush. Another huge hit with me! The little comb is perfect for around the eyes, or to remove the hair from the brush.
I have to say, Pet Head’s products for pets are just as outstanding a the ones for people. These folks know what they are doing! I love their stuff…my pets do too!
You can find the brushes at several pet shops and online at iPetScene Online shop powered by Amazon.
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I have another brush by Pet Head and they are really cool. I also love the shampoo’s smells. Thanks for the info on these brushes, I’ll keep an eye on them.
Those brushes are so cool! Thanks for the information. A lot of dog owners will surely get a hand on those brushes. Why won’t you come and visit these dogs and see what you can offer for them. Check them out: http://apps.facebook.com/save-a-dog/