Who has a constant battle with dog hair?! Don’t ever think if you get a crossbreed (with a Poodle) that you will get a no/low shredding dog. There are no guarantees on what type of dog hair you will get. Gus is a Goldendoodle who does shred, not as bad as a full Golden Retriever, but I still need to vacuum every day. 

My shedding problem area is in the corners, or under the sofa. Little shedlings get everywhere!!! 

A small, round, furry toy with a face is hidden under the corner of a light grey corner sofa with striped cushions—perfect for discovering during a grooming session with your Multi-Pet Tool.

Dog Hair Shredding Problems?

FURminator are a company that are trying to save me some work!! Thank You! They have create a fantastic range of products to help keep the shredding at bay. In the past we have used their de-Shedding grooming brush with great success, and I am always impressed by how much hair can come out. 

Grooming routine using the FURminator and muddy dog walks

FURflex Detachable Heads 

Although to make my life just that little bit easier FURminator has just released a new range of dog grooming products, the FURminator FURflex range. It is a grooming tool that has interchangeable heads. I love the FURminator range of brushes, but it’s another brush to add to the basket full of brushes that deal with different grooming jobs.

The FURflex range means I can have just one brush that does it all. 

A hand holds two pet grooming tools over a grey textured rug: a blue FURminator de-shedding brush, part of the FURflex Multi-Pet Tool system, and a black rubber grooming brush.

It also is great if you have a multi-pet household and need different type of brushes for different dogs, or even cats!

You can easily swap the heads from de-shedding tool, grooming brush or comb. It was easy to change over with the FURlock release button on the brush handle, just make sure you give it a really good click in as it will come off when you are using it! I found that out as I thought it was clicked in, but just not quite. Their saying is…….

When it clicks you know it fits! 

A fluffy white dog lies on a grey rug with a plush toy, a packet of blue dog waste bags, and a FURflex grooming tool between its front paws. A teal cushion and a black cooker are in the background.

What Heads Can You Get? 

There is a great range of interchangeable heads to pick from, they cover everything you need from daily brushing, cleaning, matts to daily brushing. Take a look at the full range on FURminator they can be purchased from Amazon or Pets at Home 

  • FURflex Slicker Brush 
  • FURflex Brush Head 
  • FURflex Finishing Comb 
  • FURflex Matt Breaker 
  • FURflex Range Of De-Shedding Tools 
  • FURflex Hair Accumulator Head
  • FURflex Hair Sweeper  

Gus is a big dog but I don’t keep his hair long either. Much easier to keep clean during walks, and to wash the mud out of after muddy walks. I spoke last winter about how I cope with muddy dog walks during the winter if you are looking for ideas. You can see it collecting here as I am brushing him. 

A hand uses a blue FURminator grooming tool with FURflex technology to brush the fluffy white fur of a pet, likely a dog or cat, making it ideal for multi-pet grooming sessions.

How Much Hair Does It Brush Out? 

A woman kneels on a rug, grooming a large, light-coloured dog with the FURflex Multi-Pet Tool. A plush toy lies in front of the dog, while a cosy fireplace glows in the background.

So having the FURminator does really help with the loose hair in Gus’s coat. Here you can see I only brushed him for a couple of minutes and all of this came out using the FURminator FURflex de-shedding tool. 

A hand rests on a wooden floor next to a blue FURflex grooming brush and a large pile of white pet fur, highlighting the impressive results achieved with this effective Multi-Pet Tool.

I love the fact that all that won’t be collecting in the corners of my home anymore. I have been giving Gus a very quick brush with this a few times a week and it has really helped with how much hair is shredded into the house. But I love that I can change the head over to a slicker brush head and just give him a little daily brush over too. 

Tip: Brush them outside in the garden as the hair flies out of them as you are brushing too! The birds can have it to keep warm in their nests too.

A hand holding a blue FURminator grooming tool over a pile of light-coloured pet fur on a wooden floor, ideal for multi-pet households.

These products are worth investing in as as the initial FURflex tool starts at £35 for the handle and de-shedding tool and around the £10-£14 for each head. However I think dog grooming is worth the investment too. Matts in your dog are painful for them, they pull on the skin and can cause them quite a bit of pain and soreness. So purchasing good quality products that help are really worth it. FURminator products are also very good quality too and will last.  

I can have a good clear out of all the bits and bobs in my dog box now, this does it all! 

*Collaborative Post – I received the FURflex de-shedding tool for the purpose of this blog post. However all opinions are honest and of my own. 

*Affiliate links included 

A woman brushes a fluffy white dog, collecting a large pile of fur. The text reads, “So Much Dog FUR? Get RID!” A hand rests on the fur pile next to a blue FURflex grooming tool.

 

34 Comments

  1. Ooooh, I have 3 cats, and though none of them are long-haired, one of them in particular is pretty bad at her self grooming. So this could be just what I need to get her coat back to be healthy and shiny x

    • Yes I was surprised to hear you can use on cats and dogs, so might be perfect for what you need

  2. Oh how cute is Gus. We don’t have a dog but could probably use this on my post partim hair loss at the minute haha x

  3. Zena's Suitcase Reply

    He is a super cute dog, but I can see why you have a shedding issue. This brush sounds brilliant

  4. Lauretta at Home and Horizon Reply

    This looks super! My friend who has a poodle will definitely need thisl

  5. My Mum had a long haired dog and he only had to look at something for it to be covered. This looks like a great way to keep it under control.

  6. Wow! This is amazing! Also, your dog is SO beautiful! I can’t wait to move house later this year and finally get a dog!

  7. Awww, such an adorable dog. My aunt has two big dogs and she finds it such a pain how much they shed their hair. This would be perfect for her two.

    • Yep it’s brilliant, had to vacuum less since I started using it too! Bonus!

  8. Wow, that got rid of lots of hair. My Mum takes her dog to be groomed regularly which must cost a fortune

    • Yep loads of hair! Yes dog groomers are pretty expensive, but it isn’t an easy job especially Gus as he is huge!!

  9. Gus is a beautiful dog! I’m making a mental note of this, because we are considering getting a Golden Retriever 🙂 Anything to reduce the shedding has to be a good idea, and that pile of fur is seriously impressive!

    • Oh are you?! You won’t regret it they are such a lovely breed. SO loyal and family friendly, they just love every family member. I look forward to seeing cute puppy pictures if you do!

  10. Sonia Cave Reply

    Gus is looking very handsome! Only today on my FB memories popped up a photo of Jack sat next to a mountain of fur I had removed. This would have made the job a lot easier

  11. MY friends have 2 dogs (their third dog sadly passed away a couple of days after Christmas), and I know they’ll love this! So I’ll have to recommend this to them. Thanks for sharing 🙂

    • Thank you, I am sure they will love it. So sad when I pet goes, I hope they are all OK

  12. Hazel Newhouse Reply

    Oh Gus is adorable! I definitely need to look at getting a FURminator, as a multipet house hold. I know exactly what you mean about hair gathering in corners. My stairs are a nightmare too. It doesn’t help that’s where the cats like to sleep! x

    • Haha wonder why they love stairs to sleep on! Gus sleeps on the top little landing step!

  13. Oh wow! That’s very impressive – I don’t have a dog, but my friend does so I’ll have to tell her about this 🙂

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