Can this brush be used on a short haired cat by chance and be effective?
249846
I used this on a long coat Chihuahua, but.also on his tail and belly side where the fur is shorter. I'm not sure how it would work for your cat, but it may be worth a try. We are very pleased with the product.
249847
I don't have a cat to try on, BUT I don't see why it would not work on a short hair cat also.
249848
I am not sure how much hair it will capture. If nothing else they will enjoy the massage.
1429586
No. The bristles are built differently as dogs and cats have very different fur. If you're trying to save money, don't order the one for a cat. I just got mine about two weeks ago and it truly is a miracle product. I would gladly pay double the price!
641653
I am guessing that cat hair is to fine for the comb. It is more for a dog. A Flea Comb (for cats) would be better for your cat. I use that for my cats.
874395
I would say probably. Although it is a cat brush, we use ours on both our Siamese and our Yorkshire terrier. The cat loves it, dog not so much. BUT, YMMV. Our Yorky has thinner hair and perhaps more sensitive skin. As this brush has been criticized by some as having sharp bristles, it might be great, it might not. If I had a Pomeranian, I would certainly try this product and see. If your doggie likes it, you will be very happy with the results that this brush will deliver. It is a great brush.
1107044
Absolutely - both of my cats love this brush. Use it in a circular motion to give them a massage and they'll never leave your lap. The provided videos from other customers who've bought this in the comment section are evident of this.
2111342
I would think so. It's very quiet and would not frighten the cat, and if it can cut tough cow hair, I'm sure it can do soft cat hair!
261901
I'm not sure because I use it for a Wire Fox Terrier dog and the cat hair is finer. A good place to ask would be a groomer at Petsmart what blades they use to groom your kind of cat. I have found them to be helpful. Also look on the internet or U tube. Maybe someone else here will answer. Good luck.
1182029
We use it on our long haired cat to remove matted fur. Worked just fine and cat didn't seem to mind it as it is pretty quiet. I would recommend you try it.
640097
I'm sorry, we have a standard poodle and it seems to work well on her. I think the thought of one of the other clipper users is best, to go to a groomer who works with cats for a suggestion.
1182031
I don't know because I haven't tried. It is fairly gently but does vibrate a little and makes a low noise. It would probably depend upon your cat and its temperament. Also, I am not sure if the fine hair of a cat might clog up the clipper. I would check with a local cat groomer to get an opinion.
465299
I would imagine it would. I have been picking up long hair cat hair but it is picking up hair that I couldn't even see with the naked eye. It really works better then I expected.
1736114
Probably. 1 only have 2 cats, one quite furry, and I've had great success. This is certainly the most effective tool I have found for cleaning up cat hair.
754283
Both of my cats are bengals, so they have short hair. The friend who originally recommended this has a medium-haired kitty and it definitely worked on his too. Don't know about long hair.
132457
i would think yes. Our cat is similar in size and has no issue with it at all/ should it be tight, the brush is removable, gaining approximately 1"..
865369
I don't think it would work so well on short hair because the barrel of the brush is really large. I think it would work better on medium link to long here
874397
I believe it could be used for a Pom with a little care and gentleness. I've used it a bit on my chow/corgi mized breed. However, her coat is quite thick and it was not really a very good experience for her. As I recall a Pomerainan has a bit silkier coat. Though as other's have said, it is a super good brush for long haired cats.
985614
I think they make several models for cats- one kind for long hair and one for short, and they also make smaller and larger ones for different sizes of cats. If you didn't want to buy two, I would suggest just getting one for your long haired cat- that's probably the one that sheds the most anyway. You probably wouldn't want to use the long hair tool on the short haired cat, as the tines may be too long and irritate her skin. If you got the short haired one, it might not go deep enough on the long haired cat to be effective since the hair that it removes is the undercoat.