Chris Christensen 5in Face and Feet Fine/Coarse Butter Comb, Groom Like a Professional, Rounded Corners Prevent Friction and Breakage, Solid Brass Spin with Steel Teeth, Chrome Finish

I love this to groom my 3 Ragdoll cats….not sure they’re as thrilled as I am, though! It does a great job, but I still find it very expensive for the average cat owner. I do recommend it as a great grooming tool, but difficult to justify the price.

Love this comb! It works so well on our Golden doodle and helps keep him mat free! I like that it had a wider tooth side and then you can use the side where they are closer together for an even better comb through. Excellent product! Highly durable!

Its a fantastic product

The comb seems great but unfortunately it was too big for my 8 lbs cavapoo. It worked for the back but not for legs, head or belly and the finest part was not fine enough for my dog. The corners were also kind of sharp so not very comfortable for my hands. Since it seems like a very nice comb Im still rating it a 4. Just not right for my small dog.

I bought all kinds of different brushes but this comb is best for my golden retriever - she is a field golden so I have no issues combing through her double coat with this.

I returned this comb without opening it. That should be enough to get the message across. Ive used combs for over 60 years to groom standard poodles. I misplaced the one I had used for the last 20 years so went shopping for a replacement. I bought everything from the cheapest to the most expensive trying to find the best comb. I threw the cheapest away after their teeth began to fall out. I found the best among the mid priced. It has a rounded handle and the teeth have stayed in. It glides well through a coarse coat. The most expensive had a rectangular handle that I know from experience is not comfortable. I kept another size of the same make so I know that it would not move like butter through a coarse coat. Comparing all combs, the most expensive is not the best.

Honestly, I think it is absolutely overpriced to pay $32 for a stainless steel comb originally. But, it is highly recommended by the Havanese forum. So, I decided to skip Starbucks a few days and bought one for my pup. I find myself use this comb a few times a day on my pup as I want him to get used to be handled. After one week, he will lay on the bed contently while I comb thru his matted hairs. Then, my friend told me about Andis Pet Steel Grooming Comb which is 1/4 of this price. I bought one immediately and later decided to return the Andis. The quality of Andis is no comparison to this Chris Christensen comb. Andis comb feels sharp and I am afraid to use it on my pup. I use this CC comb on my pup all over. I just the coarse side to comb his body and legs. The fine comb side for his face and neck. I truly LOVE this comb and it will last a lifetime. Its one of my favorite purchases thus far. If you are considering this vs. Andis, you should buy CC and you will not regret it.

Comb is over priced and not even packaged

This product was recommended by my cat groomer as what she uses in her grooming needs. I ordered to use at home in between grooming sessions and it works great. Keeps my 2 kitties tangle free.

I love it. I am learning to groom my poodles and this comb was recommended by a professional groomer that I follow, especially in final prep for using shears or clippers. I have bought several combs with a more comfortable handle, but they didn’t get small tangles out. You get 2 different width of teeth one one comb and it does seem to glide through easier at the end.