AMAZING!!! All I can say is buy this especially if you own a golden or two ❤ This will drastically reduce the amount of fur in our house! I am not sure why I'd never heard of an undercoat rake before

My cat likes to roll around in dirt, and I, never having had a long haired cat before him, assumed his grooming would handle the potential ick. It doesn't help that he hates brush time. Imagine my surprise when I was petting him and felt a clump of fur that traveled down his side. His belly was especially bad--I was so horrified and I might have cried a little while I tried to brush him and repeatedly apologized for being the dumbest cat mom ever. In my defense, I've never had a cat that had mats before.

We brought in an older cat that some friends were taking care of (she had been left behind, thrown out - not sure, she has a microchip and we could not find the owner) but these kind, older people were feeding her. They were afraid that she would not make it when they were not at their house for a 2-4 week period.

My other dematter is gone missing. That one was cheaper, but a bit hard to handle. This one is comfy-er, although much more expensive (more than twice the price of the previous one).

My Mom feeds feral cats. A few had litters in her garage before we caught them to have them spayed. We brought them back when done since they were also born there. Anyway, I ended up taking home a semi-feral, Maine Coon mix kitten who doesn’t groom herself.

I was a long-haired dachshund breeder and had a terrible time with stickers and burrs from weeds getting caught up in my dog's fur. I think I tried every product on the market.

I have a golden retriever puppy and she recently had her first major coat shedding. I have a slicker brush and pin brush... and I brushed and brushed and brushed, only to have clumps of hair popping out all over the house and car. Then I saw this grooming rake being recommended by a groomer, so I thought - let's give it a shot before my husband went bananas or the vacuum broke from a.m. and p.m. daily use.

My Golden Retriever had a halo of fuzz from about mid-side all the way around his body. Many have said it is "spay" coat. I am not sure what is going on, but I was told to try the GoPets Dematting Comb. The person who recommended it told me that she had tried many tools like the GoPet, but none worked except the GoPets.

This works EXCELLENT we have 2 100 lb+ Great Pyrnese Livestock Guardian Dogs that live outside 24/7/365 (just try to drag one inside, we dare you) we never though about leash training them as they are with the livestock all the time.

Really helps with shedding. My two indoor cats are shedders! I brushed them everyday but it still didn't help with the hairballs and hair everywhere. My niece suggested this tool and it is a miracle...no lie.

Best Product ever for the right dog.

This is hands down the BEST TOOL! We tried everything to get the mats off our ten year old cat. We had a vet appointment to get him shaved but can now cancel!!! This arrived in the mail today and just like that the mats are GONE. Our cat is also a very scardy cat and gets nervous with new things.

My 19yo cat has arthritis and can't really groom her back area near the tail. This is also a place she does not liked to be touched, so brushing her with regular fur brushes for more than a few minutes ends with me getting scratched and hissed at.

I bought this for my long-haired cat who absolutely hates to be brushed, but was getting mats near his rear end. I didn’t want him to have to be shaved, but I knew I needed something that would do the job quickly so I wouldn’t stress him out too much. I have a furminator, which is effective but can be painful when pulling at mats. People said this was gentler, so I gave it a try.

I have a 20+ pound 1 year old Maine Coon kitten that has fur for days.

I haven't quite figured out when you are searching for an item, sometimes you find the item being sold by a gazillion other companies. I always thought products, for the most part, were exclusive to a few companies. Anyway...