Master Grooming Tools Ergonomic DeMatting Tools — Reversible DeMatting Tools for Grooming Dogs – 6-Blade Style Black by Master Grooming Tools

I have two shelties! This is awesome tool to get rid of mats! I would highly recommend.

My long haired dog gets mats cause she likes to roll around. It’s easy to use and great quality

Works great! Prior to using this I was never able to get the mats out if my Shih Tzu’s beard without having to cut it off. I just easily combed through them with this! Plus I’m left-handed and being able to flip the blades over were a game-changer for me. Any other mat type of comb I have never been able use bc they are for right-handed people only. Awesome product! An absolutely MUST HAVE as part of your pet grooming kit.👍

Saw this item recommended on a dog groomers YouTube video. My doodle mats so easily, he is constantly getting shaved at the groomer instead of a hair cut. We committed to getting more serious about brushing and de-matting at home. I was a bit concerned it was going to be too small and take me days and days to demat. But I learned the small size is perfect for getting mats out in a way that does not annoy my dog. He’s no fan of brushing of any kind, but this is unobstrusive enough, and cuts the hair in a gentle way, that we actually tolerates it. I also have a dematting brush that has longer tines, spread further apart, but that just doesn’t get the mats. They slide right through. This is my second purchase since I left the first one at the dog park. Have missed not having it, so had to get another.

My mother in-law brought home a free, nameless dog last year that we all warmed up to. Now that her fur is growing longer, she is in need of more than a comb and slicker. After looking through reviews and other available de-matting tools for dogs, I decided try this one along with a longer de-matting comb with 12 blades. At a glance, it looked promising but upon closer inspection, I noticed that the blades were dull. I was expecting sharper blades, especially since the amazon item description states that the tool’s “Stainless steel blades cut through tough mats”. Written within the caution warning on the back of the tool’s packaging it also says, “The recessed edges of the blades are sharp.”

Not wanting to lose faith yet I decided to try it on our dog, Lucy. I combed through her fur to straighten/clean the coat and proceeded to use the tool as instructed. After about 20 minutes of trying the tool on lighter, thicker and everything in-between types of mats I have come to the conclusion that this tool isn’t too bad. It is okay for light to medium mats but not for anything too thick. It works alright on Lucy’s back and sides but the other 12-blade was needed to comfortably de-mat her hind legs.

I decided to keep it for regular light grooming days as it doesn’t seem to bug Lucy as much.