This Pet Grooming Vacuum Is $200 Off Right Now
Pets are great; shedding is not. If you have the type of pet that sheds all over the house (I'm looking at you, husky owners), you may need a bit more oomph in your dog grooming routine than someone with a poodle.
In other words, if you're reading this from beneath a thin layer of dog fur clinging to your clothes, this dog grooming kit — which is essentially a vacuum with a bunch of dog grooming attachments — might be worth checking out. It's also 71% off, which makes it particularly appealing, bringing the price down to $79.98 (originally $279.99).
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The vacuum has a bunch of different attachments depending on your pet's grooming needs. If their hair is getting too long, there's a shaver attachment (with a few different-sized guards) that sucks up all the shaved hair as it cuts. (Keep in mind that shaving your dog might not be a good idea, depending on their breed, according to the AKC. Before you reach for the clippers, do a little research on the best approach for your pet.) There's also a deshedding brush attachment for more day-to-day grooming, and a more straightforward vacuum attachment to suck up anything that it missed the first time around.
Since pets tend to get skittish around vacuums, Simple Way claims that it runs at 75 dB, which is about as loud as a shower, dishwasher, or blender. To me, that doesn't sound significantly quieter than a regular vacuum, but I suppose any reduction in noise is helpful. For what it's worth, this reviewer on YouTube shows that his (very cute) golden retriever seems unbothered by the sound of the vacuum. Of course, golden retrievers tend to be unbothered by most things. Your mileage may vary.
This pet grooming kit could be beneficial for your family, especially if you own a heavy shedding breed such as a husky. The kit includes a deshedding brush attachment for regular grooming, helping to maintain your family's home free from excessive pet hair. Additionally, the awareness about dog breeds and their specific grooming needs, such as the caution against shaving certain breeds, should be a part of every family's pet care education, according to the American Kennel Club.
