is this the small, med., or LG brush?
1687314
I think this is one size. The product description on the Amazon page says 76 mm.
1687315
The description says: "76 mm excellent pet grooming shedding tool for furriest Dogs and long haired cats medium or small Pets" - 76mm is the medium size, which is what I received when I ordered this item. Wouldn't hurt to ask when ordering though, just in case :)
1687316
This is the 76 mm Medium DeSheddinator, specifically for pets from 25 to 75 lb,however also excellent for large pets and sufficient to groom your small pets. Small size 46 mm Desheddinator should be available end of month
1687317
I think mine is the medium. I have a 150 lb black lab/Great Dane mix and it seems small for such a large dog. But it works! And Lexidog loves it
1687318
The deshedding teeth are 3 inches wide, shorter than the full width which is 4 inches wide. I would call it medium. I use it on two small dogs about 12-15 lbs. It is comfortable and effective enough to use on smaller or larger pets.
1549645
Probably NT 54 - I think it's the second largest round brush size. The NT 64 would probably be too large.
52270
I have small-to-medium sized woman's hands, and this fits well in my hand. Not sure what "original" bristles are, so I guess I'd have to say soft bristles, but this grooming brush works very well on my kitties and my Labrador and the bristles don't hurt them. Hope this helps!
1034450
The brush is perfect. Handle a little long. About 7". Price is right. Brush soft, but sturdy.
2072756
I am using the large brush on my 65 pound pup. Even tho it doesn't seem very large I would think the small would be what you should order.
344109
Never used the 'regular' so can't compare. The brush head on the compact measures roughly 1" in length and 1/2" at the widest point of the width, being slightly narrower at the top and bottom.
1154136
I was fine with this stand because I didn't consider brushes came in different sizes. I have several brushes now, so I just shake them and place them handle down and the capillary action keeps them purrfect!
1338194
It is actually not so small...I don't know about the bristle length, however, Mason brushes are measured by rings of bristles. This brush has seven rings of bristles...I believe the largest brush has nine rings. This brush is perfect for fine hair. I think it is too large to carry in my purse. I have a smaller one for that. It is an amazing brush.
1489232
smaller than a standard tooth brush, I'd classify the as medium. Water is the problem with these units, don't submerge and they'll last. I'm on my third unit, 5 years now. They're cheap enough and do a decent job.
178949
You would probably want to go with med./lg. If it's too small, it won't reach around behind the head..
953650
Not tiny, just a bit smallish. Say a little over half the length of the full size brushes, and the actual brush part of them is the same as a normal brush I think.
203537
The sizes are as follows: 1.0, 0.8, 0.5, 0.3, 0.1, 0.05, 0.03, with two brush tips.
380277
I would consider them medium. My wife & I both love this toothbrush. I use it more gingerly than she. It would seem the pressure used to actually brush is more of a factor than the soft, medium or hard bristle type, in my humble opinion anyway. There seem to be three different types of bristles on the brush head itself. Hope this helps !
962861
Sorry I can't answer that, because my brush didn't last long enough to have me worry about replacing it! Hope that helps you!
1678672
small brush: (side A: 1/2 inch, Side B: 1/8 inch)medium brush: 1/2 inchlarge brush: 3 inches roughly
1861460
Yes, 3 brushes. 2 are circular (regular shape) and one that is tapered to a point. The tapered one is particularly good for those of us who are "long in the tooth" .i.e have receding gums or who have braces or other hard to get to areas. I love the tapered brush but have been disappointed in their durability.
426917
From what I can see the Nanolonic Mineral has been locked into the bristles whereas the other one doesn't have that. I have the one with the blue handle, but I think I might try the silver classic to see how it works. It sounds a little more efficient, but have not used it. Good Luck!!