Dog Hair Removal Products by Lori Wade |Updated 10-7-2020
Dogs are not just seen as pets and loyal companions, but they're also a part of the family. Having a dog as a house pet has a lot of benefits. According to HuffPost, dogs help in keeping owners active, as well as relieving stress and boosting the overall mood. However, along with numerous benefits comes the small nuisances that dog owners need to take care of, such as cleaning dog hair all over the house. Non-shedding dog breeds do exist, but most domesticated dog breeds belong to the shedding group.
Dog hairs in furniture, carpets, and clothing are a common sight for pet owners. It can be found on furniture, clothing, carpet, and even on the bed and pillow sheets. We know that cleaning these tiny strands of hair can be a pain in the neck. Here’s a list of proven and tested dog hair-removal products that you should own as a dog owner.
When it comes to cleaning dog hair, a lot of dog owners still prefer to use the old-school yet effective lint brush. On the other hand, some prefer preventing dog hairs from falling anywhere by de-shedding their pets.
Evriholder brought these two features together in one device: FURemover Duo. The is a dual brush with both fine bristles (for lint removal) and thick bristles (for grooming). It’s a very convenient tool for people who prefer multi-purpose tools.
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We recommend the Kong ZoomGroom for pet owners who want to give their pets a little massage while cleaning. While the FURemover uses two kinds of brushes, the Kong ZoomGroom uses rubber nubs to pick up excess hair.
It provides a gentler way to clean pets in addition to its massaging action that pets love. It’s not the best hair remover in the world, but it can keep pets stress-free and less irritated while de-shedding.
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Admit it, grooming, and de-shedding can be stressful for pets and owners. Fortunately, there are devices such as Rubber Gloves that make things a lot easier. These gloves are better if the area is barely damp or completely dry.
A bonus point is given for this device because it can turn grooming time into petting time and can sometimes be used on sofa and clothes. The benefits received from using rubber gloves get better after more usages.
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Good news for pet owners who are currently in the budget. Evercare Magik Brush is a product that helps in getting all those hair without breaking the bank.
The brush works on almost any kind of surfaces: from clothing to furniture and carpets, and more. What makes it even better is that it is reusable and adhesive-free, perfect for those who like to save even more money. Take note that this cannot be used as a grooming device for your pet and only serve as a lint brush.
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If the goal is to pick up all the pet hair from the carpet no matter what, the Dyson DC50 Animal upright vacuum cleaner is perfect for the job.
Vacuums are the perfect cleaners for carpets and upholstery. This option is great for pet owners who want the best result with little effort. What makes the Dyson DC50 a great deal is its tangle-free turbine tool and its cleaner head known for its self-adjusting mechanism.
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One of the best all-in-one solutions on the market right now is the ChomChom Roller Pet Hair remover. It can be used to "scoop" hairs from clothing, floor, and other surfaces.
The ChomChom roller uses a special brush mechanism that picks up hair and puts it in a temporary container. This way, the user doesn't have to think about spreading hairs around the room, which happens on most of the dog hair removal products.
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Traveling with pets is one of the most enjoyable parts of being a pet owner. But one of its downsides is the fact that owners and other people can catch dog hairs on clothes and other belongings. Here’s good news for owners who are having the same problem:
Mudeela launched a solution. The Mudeela reusable pet hair remover is similar to the ChomChom roller, but with a smaller design that can be stored in a purse or a bag for convenience.
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Swiffer is a cleaning product that is originally made for general cleaning and maintenance. But did you know that they make an excellent tool for cleaning pet hair?
The Swiffer heavy-duty sweeper can pick up pet hair and other kinds of unwanted particles on the floor or any surfaces. Another good thing about this product is that it's easy to maneuver and has some good range. Unfortunately, Swiffer is not designed to be used on carpeted and non-sealed tiled floors.
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A lot of people believe in the saying that “Prevention is better than the cure.” This is one of the main inspirations for FURminator’s core functions.
FURminator is more of a grooming tool than a dog hair remover. What it does is that it effectively de-shed the pet’s coat to minimize the chance of pet hair landing on furniture and clothes. It is easy to use and easy to clean up too, an ideal tool for groomers who and people who don’t like pet hair all over their house.
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Cleaning pet hairs might be a nuisance sometimes, but it's not a deal-breaker for getting one loyal companion. With the right tools at hand, picking up pet hairs is a straightforward task.
Getting the right tool will depend largely on the pet and the needs of the household. The list featured rubber gloves, lint rollers, vacuum cleaners, and brushes.
Most pet owners will be satisfied with these products. But if not, there are other products such as pet hair removal mitts and dog hair removal brooms. These items are not that popular, but they can get the work done perfectly in some situations.
Having lived with dogs and cats most of her life, Janice served as a veterinary technician for ten years in Maryland and twelve years as a Shih Tzu dog breeder in Ohio.
Her education includes undergraduate degrees in Psychology with a minor in biology, Early Childhood Education, and Nursing, and a master's in Mental Health Counseling.
She is a lifelong learner, a dog lover, and passionate about the welfare of animals. Her favorite breed for over 50 years has been the Shih Tzu, but she has also lived with Poodles, Maltese, Yorkshire Terriers, Beagles, English Bulldogs, Carin Terriers, and a Cocker Spaniel.
When not writing, reading, and researching dog-related topics, she likes to spend time with her eight Shih Tzu dogs, husband, and family, as well as knitting and crocheting. She is also the voice behind Miracle Shih Tzu and Smart-Knit-Crocheting
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