No, seriously. I get this much fur every time we furminate him. Which we’re doing daily.
I mean, you don’t even get a sense of the height of the mound in this photo. Why isn’t he bald?
Why isn’t my cat bald?
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That’s from one cat?! When I first saw it I thought it was some kind of small rug made out of fur or something. If that is no a testament to the power of the Furminator, I don’t know what is.
You see my confusion.
on first glance, I thought that WAS the cat…
Seriously! It’s like the furminator is cloning him.
I’m not getting quite that much fur out of the girls, but a LOT each time, and they are so much softer and I am getting a lot more fur than a normal brushing would bring up every time.
Stunning really. And delightful. So glad you recommended this!
We don’t get this much off Maggie, the longhair, every time. I don’t know what it is about Marlowe.
LJ HTML is broke, babe.
And I get the same amount off the bunny…
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Thanks, Julia. Fixed it!
Is that off of Marlow? I see a lot of gray in that pile and I thought he was jet black.
He has a gray undercoat.
How does this furminator work? What does it look like. We have 3 cats now. It’s been cool here until this week so they are just starting to really shed. John
What it does is it grabs the individual hairs a little more firmly than a regular brush would, and therefore it pulls out the undercoat hairs that were just about to fall out, as well as the ones that are already falling out. You get more with each session, and your animal feels and looks a lot better because the undercoat isn’t shed and then trapped. Works with any animal that has an undercoat, really. Dogs, cats, longhaired rabbits.
Ah! I was wondering how that worked.
I did look on furminator.com but it doesn’t really describe how it is different from just brushing a cat.
John, as far as I can tell, this is mostly getting rid of the undercoat on the cats. I don’t understand how it works, but the cats really are generating less random fur and their coats look healthier. …sigh… I sound like an infomercial.