Do you think it would work on a dogs paw? With the fur and everything? Thanks
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I would think so. It's a pretty large ink pad so a paw should fit on it nicely.
319633
Hi Angela. As we live in NY I was not familiar with the CA foxtails but just googled it. I would guess that Pawz could help a bit to protect the dogs against them, but in looking at the Foxtails I would think it could still penetrate if the dog stepped on it just right.
1044519
I don't see why not. I use it on concrete driveway and sidewalk. It doesn't hurt anything including puppy paws.
667648
I don't have a dog but after reading other comments I suppose it would work. It's strong enough to get a human's attention & works great with my cats. I'd say go for it.
2118925
I honesty can't see how this would benefit a dog with really short hair. It's really good for long hair and especially good with undercoats. Its more like a small rake than a brush so it's good at catching and gripping hair... If that makes any sense
848377
It may, but I wouldn't use it on any dog that I might have, since it's for leather. There are dog shampoos available that will gently help to remove the dogs smell, that's what they're supposed to do. Hope we've helped.
1854378
It would work if you pulled the fur and combed little areas at a time but I think the tines of the comb are too shot.
1255403
Theoretically yes? Furminator makes a dog brush too, that might be wider so it is easier to use on your dog. I would go with that brush over buying this one.
37315
I have a 60 lb golden and it works well for us. I hold the dew claw when inserting her paw to avoid harm. The rubber squeegee does come off as other reviewers have stated, but I just hold it in place while pulling out the paw so it's not a problem. My dog actually enjoys the process as long as I use warm water in chilly months.
840388
What a neat idea! I would think a dog would not have any problem hitting the button (with nose or paw). The button is very easy to push/engage.
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I am sure it will work on a cat if he will be still. Use the side with the larger prongs on it. I had an old australian cattle dog I have brushed faithfully every single night for over a year and just couldn't get it all off. I saw this product and as soon as it arrived went outside and within two hours or so I had a mountain of dog hair and he didn't move the entire time. It is actually the best item I have ever purchased in my life. I use the big side to break down the layers and then the smaller side prongs to get the layers out. Good luck, you will not be disappointed. It's worked great for me I am sure it will work on a cat if he will be still. Use the side with the larger prongs on it. I had an old australian cattle dog I have brushed faithfully every single night for over a year and just couldn't get it all off. I saw this product and as soon as it arrived went outside and within two hours or so I had a mountain of dog hair and he didn't move the entire time. It is actually the best item I have ever purchased in my life. I use the big side to break down the layers and then the smaller side prongs to get the layers out. Good luck, you will not be disappointed. It's worked great... » Read More I am sure it will work on a cat if he will be still. Use the side with the larger prongs on it. I had an old australian cattle dog I have brushed faithfully every single night for over a year and just couldn't get it all off. I saw this product and as soon as it arrived went outside and within two hours or so I had a mountain of dog hair and he didn't move the entire time. It is actually the best item I have ever purchased in my life. I use the big side to break down the layers and then the smaller side prongs to get the layers out. Good luck, you will not be disappointed. It's worked great for me « Show Less
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More than likely it would. It worked very good on my shelties. The only thing is, once I saw/heard the dogs getting shocked, I couldl not leave it on them. Most of the time we were using the vibration mode.
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I would be very careful if I were you I would ask a vet.I only used it on my guinea pigs for mites.It worked really well but it might not take well to dogs.I only rubbed it on their skin as it is too strong to feed it to smaller animals.Remember,this is designed for use with horses and they are much larger than a dog.Ask a vet or research more on the net.Good luck.
590240
I have only tried it on my hands and it works really well. I think it would probably work great on gloves but I haven't actually tried that. Hope this helps.
1300229
I think it would work on a Jack Russell. It's great for pulling out undercoat. Only takes one or two passes.
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Sure. I use it on leather everything. It works very well on leather. As for dog urine specifically I can't say, but I guess so. You may need to reapply it in that area sooner than others.
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It would work fine if the dog is going to stay put. But if the dog is leaping about, the claws might rupture the membrane. It's designed to be walked on, then the dog lays down and goes to sleep. Four paws with claws leaping about would probably cause an early failure