Farnam Slick 'N Easy Horse Grooming Block

oh my word this works so welll!!!! it sheds well, gets dead skin and hair, improves coat health, and is both easy to use and verry inexpensive!!!!! It works on all horse hair types and improves hair groth and length. It's got a good grip so it won't slip out of your hand. also it just looks cool. i ride a big, white, gypsy vanner so I have to clean A LOT of hair (feathers, long mane, long tail, long forelock, ect). this grooming block has taken my usaly hour long grooming and cut it back to only 30mins, which is great for this breed of horse. I love it and hope you give it a try!

It helps remove hair and dirt and really shines them up!

This works the best to shed winter coats, and it feels good to the horses. I wouldn’t buy it thru Amazon again though because it is fragile and the simple Amazon envelope packaging damages the product. Better to buy it in a store.

Best brush I've found for my Great Dane! This brush is rough and scrapes all the dead hair and skin off my big gentle giant! My Dane looks great and his fur has improved soooooo much since I've been using this on him once a week! It is very easy to use and easy to clean too (I just rinse it with hot water to clean it each time I brush my pup). I'd recommend this brick of a brush to anyone! Especially for short haired dogs!

Unwrapped it and was confused because it feels a lot like that green foam that goes at the bottom of fake flower arrangements to hold the stems in place, but a little bit more dense. I was like "okay, how is rubbing my pet with this almost-foam thing supposed to help with shedding??" But I gave it a go and it seems to work really well. It pulls loose undercoat to the surface and my cat doesn't seem to hate it so I'm giving it 4 stars. I would have done 5 but it's kind of brittle, don't drop it or you'll knock a chunk out. Oops. I wrapped saall piece of duct tape around the grip edge to get a better grip and contain some dust.

I never knew there was such a thing as a slick grooming block. My horses trainer introduced me to it and I got one from amazon. i love it . It is sturdy and really takes the deeper dirt up and out off the skin. I would definitly recommend this for your equine. I heard it works well on dogs too but my dog has alot of hair so I didnt think it was the right fit for her. But horses - definitly

I have a mini rex who hasn't stopped shedding in the 6 years I've had her. Diet changes do nothing to fix it. She also hates being handled, but has calmed down in the past 2 years (she's a rescue and had trust issues). This block has gotten more loose fur off of her than any other tool I've ever tried! It's fantastic at pulling out the loose undercoat that gets stuck in her plush fur. On top of that, it doesn't tug on her skin while doing that because it doesn't get stuck in her thick fur like many brushes and there's no chance of hurting her skin like a Furminator. I'll have to try this on my cats and see how it does.

Just got a bunch of new tools for brushing and grooming my 2 Blenheim CAVALIER KING CHARLES Spaniels. I watched a video on YouTube and it recommended several tools that are now game changers. She recommended this pumice stone to finish off the brushing session and capture any loose hairs. It works great, see photos! You just blow the hair off and it resets. The only critique is that the pumice sheds a little pumice dust but I am assuming that will go away after a few uses and it's still a great product that I would highly recommend for Cavalier owners or dogs with similar coats.

Exactly as described, works great for medium shedding dogs

Buena compra y muy funcional

An sich funktioniert es echt gut. Allerdings kam der Stein zerbrochen bei mir an. Ich hatte dann zwei kleine Hälften, die zwar nutzbar, aber wenig handlich sind. Außerdem braucht sich der Stein schnell auf. Nach einmal Flanke putzen musste ich den Stein schon am Boden "schärfen" wie in der Anleitung beschrieben. Nächstes mal greife ich zu einem hochwertigeren Produkt.

Unfortunately didn't suit by dogs silky coat

Une très bonne pierre à épiler, qui n'est pas à réserver exclusivement aux chevaux. Elle me permet, de trimmer mon Jack russell à poils lisses, qui est une catastrophe en matière de perte de poils. C'est une méthode douce, qui peu être utilisé au quotidien, elle est beaucoup moins invasive que les peignes : râteau pour le sous-poil ou du type Furminator, qui ont une tendance à irriter la peau de l'animal. De plus cette pierre est facile d'entretien, il n'y en à pas, car elle s'use au fur et à mesure qu'on l'utilise, elle reste donc toujours propre et efficace tout au long de son utilisation. Par contre, il faut être vigilant et éviter de la faire tomber au sol car elle est fragile. Bon toilettage avec votre nouvelle Stripping Stone.