Chris Christensen Dog Brush, Mark I Extra Small Slicker Brush, Groom Like a Professional, Stainless Steel Pins, Lightweight Beech Wood Body, Ground and Polished Tips

I bought this on advice of my dog groomer. It's a professional quality brush and therefore I knew I'd have to pay a lot for it. It is sharp. It's a good size and comfortable for holding and easy to use. I don't know if it's value for money because I'm not a professional groomer.

Amazing brush! I hesitated a long time before buying this due to the price, but it's well worth it. I had a cheap petshop bought one before, but this one pulls at the fur less and gets deeper into the fur. It seems far more comfortable for my dog.

Changed from using another brush to this one and my Westie seems much happier when bring groomed. The ergonomic handle is a thoughtful touch I like it.

It’s a magical brush! I know my place and a big thing is to not touch my cat’s belly. I always use a few tricks so I can clip the mats on there… … but with this brush he loves being brushed and even purred (he doesn’t purr). Also he is soft as cotton! I’m able to remove a lot of his shedding hair and he enjoys it. I say he has a kitty timer for brushing, but I think he’s using a snooze button

I have bought loads in my time but this is definitely the best for my tiny 4lb imperial shihtzu

Omg why did I wait so long to buy one of these brushes this just makes grooming so much easier my dog hates getting brushed but seems to tolerate this abit better I usually end up getting him cut very short he’s a poodle/bichon mix so high maintenance grooming required l can absolutely recommend this bush best I’ve ever purchased

The best brushes you can buy in my opinion - size is perfect for a pomeranian

Much better than my old slicker brush (cheaper, different brand)

This is a great brush for a small dog. It is great quality and works very well without being abrasive to the dog’s skin. Detangles poodle hair well.

He is a small dog (5-6 kg) with long hair and loves to run in the woods so this brush is good for getting all the twigs and such out. He also tangles easy so this gets the hair under his neck easier than the big brushes.

Wir haben einen langhaarigen Hund der täglich gebürstet werden muss. Mit den Slickern ist der Aufwand nur halb so groß.

I know these are expensive slicker brushes, but they are what many professional groomers use. The metal ends are polished and my dog likes being brushed with it. It is light and comfortable in my hand. It does the job extremely well. If it has longevity then it will very much be worth the money.UPDATE: I have found that the best way to clean the hair out of the brush is to use an old slicker brush. Simply lift it out, gently. I am convinced that this is the best slicker brush on the market.

Perfect! Not cheap and I live it