This grooming all in one tool (s) is a great time saver and mess reducer. Our Shepherd doesn’t like vacuums so that says a lot about How quiet and gentle this is. There are multiple brushes and a nail clipper plus two different size buzz cut clippers included. All are attached to the hose and everything gets sucked up into the decently large container. Easy to empty, super easy to use. No regrets on this vac! I was at a poor angle in video, so it looks like there’s some tugging but that’s on me. This is a unit well worth its cost. Love it!(PS I also use the clippers to buzz cut my husband! No mess, no hair around the house!)
Best vacuum, hands down. I bought this for my husband to better groom our dog and it works like a charm. He loves it, it's easy to use and it sucks up all the hair as you groom. I use it on the couch for stubborn pet hair that just clings. It's just a great vacuum to have if you have pets.
I absolutely love this machine. I have two Maltese, and anyone who owns them knows how much grooming they need and how much mess it can make. This vacuum helps me so much because it sucks the hair directly into the 1.5L bin as I clip and brush. No more hair all over my clothes or the furniture! It’s quiet enough that it doesn't scare my dogs, and the nail grinder and paw trimmer attachments are excellent. I liked it so much and it worked so well that I actually bought a second one as a gift for a friend. If you want to save money on professional grooming and keep your house tidy, this is the best investment you can make.
Made trimming my dog much easier. Cleanup was a breeze. The nail grinder works great as well.Everything stores in the included sack with a draw string to keep everything secure. Bye bye grooming bills. We did it cheaper on our own with less time. The results are better than our local groomers.
This was the perfect addition for handling all the shedding hair and paw trims for my dog. My dog is a cockapoo and needs to be trimmed often. This is very easy to use, it is quiet and very non threatening to my nervous dog. The part I love the most is the hair is sucked up as I go and takes only minutes to empty, put all the utensils in the nice durable bag, and put in the closet until needed again. I have it stored right next to her toys, and food. It doesn’t scare her at all like my vacuum cleaner does either. There are multiple clippers combs to insure you cut to just the right length. I’d suggest using the deshedding brush first and then trim the hair. It makes the entire process easy and virtually stress free for the dog.My other suggestion is to turn only the vacuum part on and just hook up the cutter tool and lay it next to the dog so they can get used to the sound. Speak quietly and encouragingly to her. In just a few minutes my dog laid down next to the hose after sniffing it. I was then able to brush her slowly and let her get a feel for everything. After about 10 minutes I was able to start trimming her back legs and then moved to her front paws.Great product.
Rec’d this just the other day. My mixed breed, 55lb dog was in need of a trim. My “groomer” treated setting up an appointment as an afterthought so this was my fallback.SO EASY!Popped it all together without instructions. Used the second shortest attachment. Cut against his nape. Managed to fill the hair canister more than twice. Plenty of power to suck up all that fur. So many attachments and options too!.The vacuum is quiet and sucks very well! The trimmer cut easily through my good boys coat, with a very smooth result for my first attempt. While he was a tiny bit apprehensive, my dog did very well and I think he would have been more reactive to a trim without the vacuum hiding the cutter noise.By the time I clip him again, this will have more than paid for itself.
Introduce it slowly if you have a skittish dog like mine. Worked great on my border collie! She is afraid of groomers so i always have to trim her fur. I like how it sucks up the fur which is the game changer for me. I was able to shave her inside the house. The fan is not that loud just give your dog time with the brush and fan only before turning on the clippers. Start with the fan on low and just brush your dog the first time you introduce it,then work your way up.
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I’ll admit it: when I first heard “pet grooming vacuum,” I thought it meant you literally vacuum the hair right off the dog. Don’t laugh! I’m a first‑time Lab owner and just recently received a certified hearing dog from Dogs for Better Lives, so I’m still learning the realities of Lab life. And wow—does he shed. I was grooming him every day and the hair just never seemed to stop.I bought this grooming vacuum hoping it would make life easier, and in many ways, it really has. I no longer have to constantly stop and empty a regular grooming brush. Now I just press the release button and the vacuum sucks the hair straight into the canister. The deshedding brush attachment is especially effective—it seems to pull a deeper layer of loose hair off him, which has helped a lot over time.Getting my dog used to it was a gradual process. At first, I just brushed him with the tool while the vacuum sat nearby turned off, no hose attached. The next day, I connected the hose to the brush but left the other end disconnected. Then I turned the vacuum on without the hose attached while brushing him, just so he could get used to the sound. When I finally connected everything and tried brushing with full suction, the noise at the brush end scared him, so I backed up a step and gave him another day. Now, after easing him into it, I can run the vacuum on all three speeds and he’s fine—in fact, I think he actually enjoys it now.After a couple of weeks of daily brushing, his shedding finally seems to have slowed down. To be fair, I also switched him to a dog food with added omegas, so that may be helping too. I wish I’d taken a video of those first few sessions—the canister was absolutely packed with hair. The video I did include doesn’t come close to showing how much it collected in the beginning.One feature I really like is the clothing brush attachment. The bristles help pull hair off fabric while the vacuum sucks it away, which is great for clothes that seem to attract fur. The grooming clipper attachment I haven’t used to actually cut his hair yet, but the nail trimmer works great. I didn’t have to do much training for that since he was already used to another trimmer I’d been using. The crevice tool is also handy for furniture and the car.Noise‑wise, the lowest speed is fairly quiet, but the higher two speeds are noticeably louder. My pup isn’t a big fan of the third speed, so I usually stick to the lower settings unless I really need the extra suction.Emptying the canister is simple: one button releases it from the vacuum, the end unclips and hinges open, and you just dump the hair. The only minor annoyance is static in the dry winter air, which can make some hair cling, but that’s more of a seasonal issue than a product flaw.The housing and filter are easy to clean with water, and overall maintenance is straightforward. Between this vacuum, the better food, and even putting a doggy T‑shirt on him sometimes to catch loose hair between brushings, life with a shedding Lab has become much more manageable.For anyone with a heavy shedder—especially a sensitive or working dog who needs a gentle introduction to new tools—this grooming vacuum can make a big difference, as long as you’re willing to take the time to get them comfortable with it.