Cat Steam Brush Rechargeable Cat Brush Steamer for Shedding,Self-Cleaning Grooming Brush for Long &Short Haired Dogs and Cats,Remove and Clean Tan...

I just love this nifty gadget! I have a tabby that sheds like he's going bald. I've used the normal brushes and honestly feel like that's pulling the hair out cause it's never ending! With this I've brushed him 5+ different times in 2 days and this 3rd day I got less fur accrued! As I pet him now I notice a lot less fur gathering at the base of his tail. The mist setting makes hair collecting easier much easier! And It doesn't wet your cat much at all! I will note, the MORE hair you collect on it at once the EASIER it is to remove the hair in one sheet to throw away. The gadget itself is pretty nice. It fits in the palm of your hand and is easy to use. It has a slightly higher pitch ring while using the mist sprayer but honestly doesn't bother me. It's NOT a steamer like i initially thought, it's just a very light mister to collect fur more easily. The only flaws IMO is the on/off button is a little too flush with the base making it annoying to turn on/off. And the charging port doesn't have a rubber piece to close it off from fear of filling it and water entering accidentally. Overall, I'm pleased and will be doing this weekly to keep my cats hair in check!

Cat loves to get steamed and massaged by this. It is good quality and good value for money! Does well to get hair off!

The media could not be loaded. This cat steam brush feels nice in hand. Easy setup, just add water. I wish the charging port had a waterproof cover. This is really lightweight, even with the water in it. Holding it wasn't an issue although it isn't super grippy. Now I have to get my cat comfortable with it. I will update this review after using it for a while longer.

I have to admit, I was intrigued when I saw this type of brush show up on social media, so when I had the chance to try it, I was excited! The brush is a very manageable size- slightly larger than a computer mouse- and is sturdy but lightweight. The rubber faster to hold in the water is also solid and doesnt seem like it will become loose with time. The brush itself is charged through a USB-C cable and has a single button to operate, so its about as simple as it gets! Brushing is pretty straightforward- just wait until steam starts to come out of the brush, then groom to your hearts content. The steam never seemed to get too hot, and it really does help hold the loose fur together to avoid the tornado of fur situation weve probably all dealt with. It even worked for my moms shorthair dog, which I did not expect. Id still recommend an undercoat brush to get the bulk of the extra fur, but this works great as a final pass to grab all the excess fur! Regarding battery life, I can say it lasted the length of my demon cats patience with battery to spare. Since the unit is rechargeable, I cant imagine this being too much of an issue. Overall, this is a great brush that does work as advertised! Id grab it if you have problems with a long haired pets fur flying all over, or if you need something for in between deep brushing.

This is a well-made steam cat brush. Its simple to charge with the included (or any) USB-C cable, comfortable to hold, and easy to fill and use. The cats like the bristles a lot, but the brush makes a hissing noise when turned on, and so far, they hate that. We can get one of them to tolerate it if we approach cautiously and pet him at the same time, but the other cat tears away like hes being chased by a bulldog. Im hoping we can get them both comfortable enough with it to use it regularly, though, because it works very well, collecting a lot more fur than our standard brushes and keeping it trapped so it isnt drifting around our house. Although overall, we like this brush a lot and recommend it, it does have a couple of imperfections worth mentioning. First, while the silicone stopper for the water tank works well while in use, leaving the brush upside down will cause it to leak. Second, while the bulk of our cats fur comes off the brush as one clump, enough is left behind that it needs to be cleaned further, but theres no tool to do so. So far, the only way weve been able to figure out how to get the fur removed is by picking out each individual strand from between the bristles. Thats annoying and time-consuming. 4.5 Stars rounded up.