Does this stick to fur?
141262
No, it sticks to itself so works great on paws, legs and places that you can wrap the bandage around.
141263
No, it doesn't stick to fur, only itself. We use it all the time on our Golden Retriever's legs to keep him from catching his dewclaws on everything. Works great!!
141264
Does it stick to fur? In a very minimal sense, yes. Will it cause pain to remove? No, not at all. Does it stick well to itself. Yes, it does, exceedingly well. No adhesives required. Think of it as a Velcro for the medical world. A second point would be, regardless of whether you are using this to hold splints in place or wrapping over bandages, this is always the secondary wrap.
141265
No - it is very fur friendly and more like an ace bandage than 'tape'. There will be a bit of loose fur that will come off - but it is nothing like us having to pull a bandaid off... It really is a great product. always carry tape as you may have to secure it if there is a lot of movement.
141266
No, not at all! It's amazing stuff really, the only thing it sticks to is itself! It is not sticky at all, leaves no sticky residue or anything.
445884
Yes, it stays in place very well. The dog hair easily shakes out if it as well. I love it!
1538084
It did on my exterior doors, but they have 50 years of latex on them. It took off a layer, but not down to bare wood. I just took a sanding block to even out and slapped a fresh coat on. It's not like Gorilla Tape which should be advertised as permanent, but it held up well to Ohio's winter. I bought more and did it again this year.
1447850
Yes this should. You may want to use a bigger comb to start with to get through the fur and then go back with a smaller comb if needed.
308765
Cat fur does stick to the sheets, but it washes off easily. I have never had an issue with pilling with these sheets. (For the record, I have never had sheets that cat fur did not stick to.) I really like these sheets.
1561000
i believe it works on most types of fur. I don't have a wirehair but I do have a dog with "wild" hair. Definately not smooth, goes in all directions and grows to about 2-3 inches. Works great!
1987593
I put it in the drier and it gets most of the fur off, but it's never fur free.
919647
No. I have one in our collection that has been through three children that have nibbled a bit and she has not lost any fur. Even in the washing machine.
1756853
Yes it does. Put it on at night after sunset to avoid direct sunshine. Rub it into mane, tail or wherever needed. It takes at least 4-6 weeks to see any results at all.
1307904
I really can't answer this question except to say, fur is fur wether it's alive or dead. I know it works really well on my little 9 pound Coton DeTulear and she doesn't seem bothered by the force or the noise. It does as it says it'll do and that is force water out of the fur with warm air instead of evaporating it out with heat.
1927896
It most likely will, but I can't give you a definite answer because I don't have any pets. (But I'm pretty sure any type of lint and/or fur will stick to it.)
475692
Unfortunately I cannot answer since I used it on leather. However it does stick very well. Try one piece and buy more if needed if it works.
836832
No. In fact, it barely even collects on this thing. I have a short haired dachshund and a long haired cat, I've had my cover for 3 months, and I've never removed hair beyond tossing the cover in the wash, because I can't even tell it's fur-covered. For super-shedding dogs, it should come right up with the same method you use to remove it from your clothes. The fabric is like velour, but it's not a fur-magnet like velour.
902202
It pushes the fur down to the bottom of the comb but does not push it completely off. You still have to remove it by hand the throw it away.
2059083
If he will let you spray it on him and rub it in a bit, it does seem to help loosen them. It won't get rid of them completely, but it does seem to prevent the tangles from getting worse as the fur grows out, so in theory after a while the mats could just be pulled right off.
2272386
I bought it as a gift so I don't know. The material is more like the outside of a comforter, so it won't stick like a blanket. I think hair wouldn't stick as bad as other materials. Let's face it animal hair sticks to everything! Good Luck
39462
I used it on my Yorkie - Maltase mix and it didn't get through her fur. So I would not recommend it.