H HANDSON Pet Grooming Gloves - Patented #1 Ranked, Award Winning Shedding, Bathing, & Hair Remover Gloves - Gentle Brush for Cats, Dogs, and Horses

These are amazing for washing dogs! I had a solid scrubber dog wash brush before that I’ve used for years. It was fine but I always dropped it because it’s slippery when you get soap and water on it. Plus I never felt like I could clean around their joints easily without hurting them. These gloves are a game changer! No more dropping anything and I can get their legs and tails easily and thoroughly. Plus-my dogs like baths better because it’s like I’m giving them lots of loving and belly rubs. And the amount of fur that these things get off even my smooth coated dog is amazing!

OK I know the photo doesn't show the thingy but I just wanted to show what kind of kitty I have.She's a shorthair but she's always shedding or at least bits of fur are always flying off her.And she gets EXCITED when I brush her, but she won't stand still, so I gotta chase her with the brush as she rolls on the floor in euphoria and moves around.And even then her coat felt dry and well, not good, plus the hard wire brush thing was hard to clean since the only way I knew how was to bash it against my hand till the fur clumped off.i am not good at ...things.So I went looking for a glove brush thingy and saw a LOT of cheapy cheap ones that didn't look reliable, so I did look for a slightly more expensive one and found this.I was unsure of the reviews but none seemed too bad (like none of them say "o this glove put my cat in a coma!" or anything)So my husband actually tried it before I did. I got a medium and he has very large hands, but he was able to use them and he said , "we could make a whole other cat with all the fur that came off"so big hands CAN use the medium gloves kinda.Next, I tried it myself, I have small hands and the mediums felt pretty good, there's a velcro thingy to secure them at the wrist.So the palm and the finger tips seem to be different variants of brush, its nice to use my whole hand to brush her and use my finger tips like a smaller brush for her widdle head.To get the fur off the glove we just kinda flick, I don't know if that's what you're supposed to do but it works!Fur literally FLIES off her and OMGosh her coat is now so SOFT and SILKY! AND, AND! I can get a good grip on her while she's rolling around. She seems to enjoy the glove way more than the brush and will even let me glove brush areas that she used to get upset at with the brush!OK so long story shortI LOVE this thing, it makes brushing my medium sized shorthair cat enjoyable and easy. It's easy to clean but DOES make fur fly around. So far it's very sturdy.

Very good product, just too big. My cat loves it. My suggestion is 1 size down.

These gloves make shedding out my horse easier. The hair comes off the gloves fairly well so there is no extra work trying to clear them. The nubs are soft enough to use on legs and face. They run true to size. Very handy to have during shedding season.

Siberian Husky who hates brushes and combs. Other "rubbery" brushes are acceptable to the sensitive princess, and they work, but there's a minor blizzard of fluff, like a snow globe, floating throughout the house for days. She also only tolerates it for so long before pronouncing that she's had enough, usually way before I can sufficiently defluff the bloomers region. A friend with livestock guardian dogs and border collies posted these on one of the socials, and I immediately bought a pair. Just got them.1.) I have tiny child-like hands, but the medium fit perfectly.2.) Velcro along the wrist keeps them on.3.) The nubs are the PERFECT size for penetrating the guard hairs to reach into the fluffy undercoat and sweep it out., while giving said husky a mini massage that had her sitting still (for once in her life).4.) The palm nubbins capture the fluff, not fling it all over, but peeling the fluff off the glove is easy, comes off in sheets of fluff.5.) The fluff doesn't adhere to the actual glove material like velcro, easy to pluck off.6.) if you have a handheld vacuum, the fluff easily sucks off the palm nubbins and the glove material.7.) Since the nubbins and the glove collect the fluff, there isn't that annoying floating fluff after the brushing.8.) As you are using both hands as a brush, much faster to cover more ground, you can still use both hands to wrestle the husky, and get those legs on all sides in a few swipes.9.) Husky sat pretty, eyes rolling back from the massage and tolerated it much longer than trying to chase her all over with a brush or comb.10.) Congratulations on creating an actual useful tool that works perfectly.Highly recommend!

Pretty good besides the fact that hair doesn’t get stuck in the brush. Rather it gets blown up in the air and sticks to you and the carpet. So would recommend for short haired dogs over long haired like mine. I’m sure my fathers dog will get some use out of them though

I think these gloves work pretty well for our dog. Her hair is similar to a Rottweiler, meaning straight and she sheds pretty much all the time. We also have an Australian shepherd. The gloves work well for the straighter haired dog. Not so much on the Australian. I bought it for the the straight haired dog anyway so I’m happy. Easy to clean, easy to use.