Upgrade Pet Gloves Grooming for Dogs, Grooming Gloves for Dogs, Cats, Rabbits & Horses with Long and Short Hair, Efficient Pets Hair Remover Mittens – 1 Pair (Blue)

Good for bathing dogs, not for deshedding.
The product is as described (though I notice that a few of the product images show a few more rubber spikes than this glove has. The one that says “Easy to clean” is accurate; the one that shows the dimensions is not).The back is net, and quick-drying. The front is rubber with short spikes. It looked very sad when I received it, as vacuum-sealing did the spikes no favors at all. They stood up after sitting in a warm room for 24 hours.I found the fingers very wide, and somewhat uncomfortable to wear. It was as though my hands were webbed. They were just long enough for my hands, which are a women’s size large. I would not get these gloves for a man with large hands. The wrist strap is secure.I tried them on a shedding beagle/collie cross, and on my wavy-haired doodle. For dogs, at least, these don’t seem to be a great product for deshedding. They do work, and the soft rubber is great at collecting hair from my clothes, but a slicker brush works much, much better. I think these would work better on a cat, since they have softer, finer hair that would stick better.The gloves were easy to denude of hair, but not amazingly so.I do think these will work great for soaping up my dog for a bath. The net backing should help lather really well, and the rubber spikes should help get the soap in without coating my hands in hair.

Not that effective
My dog is receiving biologic therapy for her cancer and one of the side effects is localized alopecia and increased shedding. I have tried so many brushes, but her fur is short so they don’t work that well. I had high hopes for these gloves, but the hair does not stick to the silicone material. They also did not fit my hands very well and the material was itchy to wear. I found them to be better for use during the bath as scrubbers.

Works great and doesn’t scare the cat
We recently adopted a kitten and needed something to brush him. We initially tried the normal brushes but not only does he not shed a lot but he doesn’t like the bristles. We ran the glove over him a few times and he seemed to really like it. I included a picture of this. I know…it’s not a lot of fur but he doesn’t she’s a lot. He’s come to really like us using the glove. I guess it’s kind a like a massage to him. If you have someone who doesn’t like bristle brushes, give this a try.

I’ll still use them, but I don’t like the fit
I like the idea of these gloves for dog fur. The gloves gather up quite a few balls from my huskies. They seem to really enjoy the feeling and they don’t run away like the did when I tried to groom them with brushes.However, the design of the gloves need a lot of improvements. I have small hands so the fit is too wide and too long. My husbands’ hands are wider so the width fits him fine, but the length is too short.I have different types of gloves at home that I use to wipe down dust from counter or my plants and they fit great, more stretchy, and feels more natural and easier to use… similar concept, these gloves should be ablento mimic the design and add the rubber handbrush to the gloves… unfortunately, these feel stiff and unnatural to use because they are ill fitting and do not contour to my hands or the dogs’ bodies as I move from head to tail…I’ll probably keep using them because my huskies need de-shedding and they don’t run away from the gloves, but they need to design the gloves to fit better.

Very impressed. I have 3 French bulldogs. Somehow all 3 of them have different fur than each other. One has thicker hair, one has courser hair, and one is more soft. All short hair, and all of them a constant shed. I always question if I get right down to their skin, and one has allergies and would love a deep scrub to help exfoliate. These gloves did a great job, there’s little bumps in the gloves that do a great job at deciding the hair and getting right down to the skin. It does a great job at distributing the soap everywhere through the hair, again right down to the skin. The dogs seem to love it. The material of the gloves aren’t hard, more soft silicone, so to rub it on the skin it feels more like a massage scratch than harsh scratching. The dogs loved it, and it brought up so much hair from the undercoat. The dog tub was coated in hair, more than I’ve ever gotten out of them. They’re great to have for rinsing too, help get all the soap out. Very easy to clean up, scrub them together and all the hair comes off in a ball. Washes up clean and ready for next time. The glove will fit most hands. I usually am a small, and I could tell there was plenty of room for bigger hands but what’s great is the part that goes around the wrist is adjustable to make it comfortable for everyone. Did such a great job and the dogs feel so soft.

I think there are better gloves of this style than this out there. But they work. They don’t fit super well, they’re not for larger sized hands either. My small hands just fit but they’re loose width wise. I used them for rubbing leave in conditioner into my dog and giving her a nice massage while removing excess hair. She loved it and had a nice relaxing sleep afterwards. I could also see these being used for scrubbing shampoo and conditioner in during baths. My dog has shorter hair.

My puppy is nine months old and she has grown quite a coat on herself this winter. With spring around the corner, I’m ready to give her a good brushing.The gloves came vacuum packed. It took a little bit for the nubs to stand all up again.These gloves from CEMZENFIX are really self-explanatory. It’s a set of two gloves. There are small little silicone nubs on the down side and mesh covering on the flip side. The wrists are secured with some Velcro. They were a bit too big for me and a little too small for my partner, but they did the job.The dog really enjoyed the prolonged patting. And the gloves collected a lot, so that’s great.They’re soft enough to not hurt at all. I did find that we ended up with a brush that was covered with fur quite quickly. You have to kind of bend the glove to peel it off.I think these gloves do work well. I’m thinking they’ll work outside for us even better. Then you don’t have to worry so much about collecting fur in the house.She’s not fond of baths so we will go slowly and try and convince her that these would also make good washcloths.