Dog Grooming Brush, Lilpep Pet Shampoo Bath Brush Soothing Massage Rubber Comb with Adjustable Ring Handle for Long Short Haired Dogs and Cats (Blue+Green, pack of 2)

These are good quality and work well! You can put it on your hand and that is what I needed for when I give my dog a bath.

Like very much as I used on my pooches last bath. He’ll remove tons of pooches loose hair. As you know Labradors shed lots..

Slips off my hand here and there but works amazingly

The quality of this brush is great, it is very rubbery making it softer on short haired dogs (we have a pit bull) and easier to brush. We usually use it in the bath and it works great! Our dog always comes out shiny and clean, definitely recommend!

Too slipper to stay on my hands ..they wash great only if they would stay on..

Bought these for grooming my domestic middle hair cat. He loves them & purrs when I brush him. The “bristles” are not too long and not at all scratchy. Kitty enjoys his massage time.

Love this and so does my dog, easily washable and reusable, dog loves it. Easy to use and very effective. I use it on her a few times a week. She really does love it, and I love not having hair everywhere bahaha. Really cuts down bath time too, great for sudsing. Bristles are effective at trapping hair and it doesn't slip out of my hands like you thing it would.

I bought these since they're really dull spikes, which I needed to really get some skin medicine into my dog's coat to treat a hotspot he was only making worse. These are perfect, also, the hand thing goes large enough to accommodate even large male hands. I don't have that, I'm 3.5in in palm width, not the average 4in. I could easily see this fitting a 5in width hand. which is rare to see. The nubs on this is great for massaging dogs, and lotion application, if your dog has dry coat or needs ointment massaged into his/her skin. Both my male and female large dogs loved it. Does nothing for removing fur. SORT of worked on my Zelda, but she's a continual shedder, so it only grabs the bits of fur sitting on the surface. Where as my Trapper is a seasonal shedder and it grabbed ZERO hairs. Though it also makes these great for bathing as well. Really helps get that soap to the skin, so if you're using medicated anti-fungal/itch soap, it's a lot easier to massage. Can put both on both hands and it really speeds up the process. I didn't notice any gripping issues, being rubber-like, so it wasn't pulling the hairs at all; which for my Zelda is an issue since she's a medium length hair girl. Trapper has nothing really to grip since he's a short haired Foxhound. Zelda is a lab mix with also fine hair as well. Trapper is more standard dog hair thickness. Do I recommend this? YES, since I have some others that don't have the adjustable straps and are clearly made with lady's hands in mind since my fat male hands don't fit them comfortably. They're also SUPER EASY to keep and stay clean as well. Even if your dog does blow out their coat like a Husky. You'll easily be able to pull the hair out from between the nubs.

What a great hand held cleaner/scratcher for my dog. She loves bath time and I feel like I get more suds with these scratchy devices. They initially slipped off but then I realized you just pull it in and tighten it. Easy peasy - bathing is easy.

Really good product. Our very skittish Bombay is comfortable with it as you can hide it in your hand and we managed to get enough undercoat to make at least another cat. Nice and gentle as well.

It's a good product for dog with long hair. I tried it on my husky and it doesn't work as well as with the labrador.

This brush is perfect for short haired doggos. It's the rights depth for their coat so doesn't hurt their skin, and long enough to get the dead hair out to reduce shedding. And there's two in the packet making it excellent value.

They kept slipping off of my hands,I only used them once as they are no help what so ever.