FURminator deShedding Tool

The world of pet lovers - and that's pretty much the entire world - has been waiting for a truly effective, inexpensive, easy-to-use solution to the pet-hair-and-dander problem. Now it's here. It's an ingeniously simple grooming treatment called the FURminator® Shed-Less Treatment, centered around a patented new deShedding Tool, and it just might change the world - one pet at a time - so pet-lovers everywhere can enjoy their pets to the fullest. Your pet's undercoat can become a dense mess of loose, dead hair - and the major source of shedding. The FURminator Treatment was developed to grab and remove - not cut, but remove - undercoat hair quickly and easily. Neither the specialized tool nor the process hurts your pet, and all-natural deShedding Shampoo and deShedding Solution are great for promoting a healthy skin and coat on your pet. The patented FURminator deshedding Tool does not cut, but grabs and removes undercoat hair quickly and easily.

Designed for both long and short-haired pets.
The FURminator Treatment will make both long- and short-haired pets look and feel better. Within one to two treatments, the FURminator has been proven to reduce shedding up to 90%.

Designed for cats as well as dogs.
The FURminator Treatment makes particular sense for use with cats because it removes your cat's loose hair before your cat can ingest it and vomit it back up as a hairball in a typically inconvenient place in your home. Less loose hair means fewer hairballs.

Recommended by doctors for people with allergies.
Allergy sufferers may breathe easier after your pet has had the FURminator Shed-Less Treatment . Reducing the amount of pet hair in your environment also reduces the amount of dander and airborne elements that cause allergic reactions in many people.

Recommended by Veterinarians.
The FURminator Treatment has been endorsed by veterinarians who understand the importance of maintaining a happy and healthy pet. According to veterinarians, the overall health of your pet is based, in part, on keeping your pet both clean and comfortable.

Less mess and stress for you and your pet.
The FURminator Shed-Less Treatment can help you spend more time with your pet and spend less money on home-cleaning supplies. Schedule this special grooming appointment today and discover the joy of owning a clean, healthy and happy pet with the FURminator Shed-Less Treatment.

Healthy fur and coats are found on pets with healthy diets.
The quality of your pet's coat or fur typically is a good indicator of your pet's overall health, and no amount or system of grooming is a substitute for proper nutrition and exercise. Therefore, a balanced diet with proper proteins, vitamins, minerals - and even healthy fats in appropriate proportion - is necessary for your pet to have "that healthy look" that makes a pet so handsome and beautiful.

FURminator deshedding Tool Features:

• Reduces shedding up 90%
• Guaranteed to reduce shedding better than any brush or comb
• Works great on all shedding dogs and cats (both long and short-haired)
• Brings out the pets natural oils, leaving a shiny and healthy topcoat
• Ergonomic rubber comfort grip

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How often should the treatment be performed?
A. Undercoat grows back after about 4-6 weeks. You will see the best results having your pet on a monthly basis to reduce their shedding.

Q. Does the FURminator deShedding Tool cut the hair?
A. No, the deShedding Tool does not cut hair, it just gently pulls out the fluffy undercoat, leaving the topcoat shiny and undamaged.

Q. Does the deShedding Tool work without the FURminator deShedding Shampoo & Solution?
A. Yes, but the treatment is even more effective with the shampoo and solution.

Q. On which dog breeds should the FURminator deShedding Tool be used?
A. The tool will work on all shedding dogs and even on some traditionally "hair-cut-only" dogs, like Terriers and Spaniels to coarsen the coat and blend clipper tracks. A few breeds that are typically not good candidates for the FURminator Shed-Less Treatment are Poodles, Shitzus, Maltese, Bichons, Portuguese Water Dogs, and Irish Water Spaniels.