We Love Doodles Dog Slicker Brush for Grooming, Blue
In a Nutshell
- Great for shedding, pulling tangles, great MV for one's house.
- Some pets find it painful, too sharp for sensitive skin.
- Price okay but not a fan for doodle/poodle.
Quick Verdict
This product is liked by users who have long-haired dogs, but some reported pain and discomfort.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Easy to Use (3)
Brushing experience is comfortable.
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Effective (2)
Uses lesser effort
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Quality Build (1)
Good material has been used.
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Get to Under fur (3)
Grand easy bristling.
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Price (2)
Affordable.
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Smooth (1)
Not rough to touch
Cons
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Painful (5) minor
Some pets found it too painful to use.
Tip: Expert handling recommended
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Sharp (4) minor
Risk of cutting dog skin.
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Doesn't work for short Hair (2) medium
Use closed brush for better depth.
Tip: Use Soft Brush
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Aggressive (1) medium
Causes too much pressure.
Tip: Alternate Pet for skin issue.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Doodle owners with long-haired dogs — Good for handling shedding and smoothing
- • Expert dog groomers — For those craving a distinguishing technique.
- • Budget-conscious owners — Affordable option for routine use.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners of short-haired dogs — Better suited for long-haired breeds.
- • Pets with sensitive skin — Pins may cause discomfort
Durability & Care
Factors: Frequent use, Proper care, Washing method
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this brush suitable for short-haired dogs?
No, it is better suited for long-haired breeds.
How often should I clean the brush?
After each use to maintain effectiveness and hygiene.
Highlighted Reviews
"This brush goes through their hair better than any other brush we’ve used. Made them fluffy quickly!"
"Tilly hates this brush, it seems to hurt her, she growls at me when I try to brush her. I think the pins are too sharp and they her skin!! We are keeping her pretty short and this gets right to her skin!"
Bottom Line
This is a decent brush but you may want to go for a lighter model if your pet struggles with the pins. No suggestions above 3-4 pound dogs at this point.