5Pcs Knotting Comb for Cats, Pet Knotting Comb De knotting comb for Dog Pet Hair Removal Tool Cat Dog Grooming Supplies Matted Fur Remover

This really worked well in getting knots out of my cats hair.

These are really easy to use, the blade isnt super super super sharp, so if your cat has thicker fur, you might have to do a gentle sawing movement to release the mat. I think the thin part tickles my cat. She always head bumps it when i bring it out. I would only use this with light mats in turn with constant brushing.

DANGEROUS!! Should come with a greater WARNING... while it does work it is extremely dangerous and is so sharp it cut my dogs skin near the base of the mat so bad she needed stitches! PLEASE USE WITH CAUTION when using! I should have read the reviews more closely before purchasing... others have had the same issue. I would post a picture but it would be too upsetting, so I will just share her new head gear instead.

Great value! We use these at the spay/neuter clinic I work at to quickly tackle matted dogs and cats. They work well for mild-moderate matting and are a good starting point for severe matting. The build is good, but I wish the point was a little less blunt so it's easier to punch through some more gnarly matting. I have not cut an animal yet so I'm happy with the safety. The blade seems sharp, I haven't had to swap the first one out yet! However, I have cut myself so +1 for sharpness and -1 for comfort. It's a great grooming tool to have in our kit and saves our time and clipper blades!

Works well with our Persian cat to remove small tangles. They are very sharp and should only be used by adults. I like the technique and design. Not sure I needed the entire package but I was able to gift one to our neighbor.Good quality and usage for the price

One already broke really don't work that well to remember ve matting on cats.

I have been ill for a while, and hadn't been brushing my super-long-haired boy's coat. I didn't realize just how quickly it would mat up! He wound up with several large mats on his back by his tail.He is an extremely sensitive cat, and me teasing these knots out with a comb wasn't going to happen. If I even accidentally tugged at his fur a little too hard he pitched a fit and took himself off to some corner to get over his fury. So I had to work in short sessions, tackling a little at a time over the course of a few days.In between copious amounts of Zoom Groom brushing on his face--which he would tell you is the only real way to be brushed--, I would slip one of these cutters down and work on a mat. These cutters were easy to hold, sharp enough to work very quickly, and safe enough that I knew even if Mr. Sensitive flew off in a rage, neither of us would get hurt.I know they're not necessarily meant to be used this way, but they also worked to cut out a couple smaller mats completely once he and I had conferred and made the decision that he wasn't going to tolerate another thirty seconds. I just turned the cutter perpendicular to the hair direction instead of parallel and slid the blade across close to the skin, and in a flash the pesky mats were gone.Now that I'm doing a little better and his beautiful coat is somewhat back under control, I've found a couple knots starting to form because he's still not getting brushed as often as he normally would be. It's been easy to use one of these the correct way and cut apart the knot while saving most of the hair.I like that there are five, so if one gets dull it's no big deal to grab a new one. And for the price, you can't beat that. These do what they're supposed to do, and I'm so glad they do! My gorgeous boy is back to gorgeous and can spend his time admiring himself in the mirror once again, while I know that I have insurance against any knots that dare to show up.

Didn't work for the matted fur on a feral cat. His fur was severely matted but I thought if I could get under the matts and cut thru it'd give me a place to start cutting them out. It didn't cut anything. Not a hair. I tried using on my inside cat, she had a tiny ball under her armpit and it didn't work there either.Maybe I'm using this wrong, I have no clue.It was easy to hold.