I can't praise this product enough and have recommended it to almost everyone who has a pet. I sometimes have a hard time clipping my dogs and used it and they didn't even get upset, although it did take a few minutes to deal with the hose part. I'm so glad I bought this. I wish I had bought it years ago.

The dog groomer and dryer combo is a fantastic all-in-one solution for keeping your furry friend looking their best. The grooming tool offers a variety of clipper sizes, making it easy to trim your dog's coat to the perfect length, no matter their breed or size. The high heat setting on the dryer ensures quick and efficient drying, reducing the grooming time significantly. The dryer is powerful yet gentle, preventing any discomfort for your pet while thoroughly drying their coat. It's an ideal choice for both pet owners and professional groomers looking for reliable and versatile equipment.One of the standout features of this combo is the easy-to-dump container, which simplifies the cleanup process after grooming. The container efficiently collects trimmed fur and debris, making it a breeze to dispose of the waste. This thoughtful design ensures that your grooming sessions are not only effective but also hassle-free. Overall, the dog groomer and dryer combo delivers excellent performance, convenience, and comfort for both you and your pet, making it a valuable addition to any grooming routine.

I have a Malti-Poo dog and he is one hairy dog. Everyday I vacuum the floor and still find lots of hairs all around the floor and on our clothes. We try to trim his hair once in awhile without compromising his looks or cutting it so short that it might potentially lead to him getting cold. As you might imaging, trimming all that fur/hair is very messy and with a uncooperative dog, it makes maintaining your furry friend a big chore. I ordered the Labigo dog hair vacuum and dog grooming kit in the hope that this device will help me groom him faster and with less mess. The Labigo vacuum is a compact unit that is about the size of a shoe box. it has a canister capacity of 1.8 liters for all the trimmed fur the vacuum will be sucking up. There are three suction settings that provide a low, medium, and high suction power with corresponding noise level. The lowest setting of the vacuum does a decent job is being quiet enough that your pet won't get spooked. Suction in the lowest level still does a good job in vacuuming the hairs as they are trimmed. I usually use the lowest setting as this works great for most of my needs. if I use the medium or high setting it would be to suck up the hairs on the floor, couch or clothing. I don't think my dog will appreciate the louder noise from the vacuum in the medium to high setting.The Labigo vacuum also comes with a grooming kit that includes an electric clipper with six different sized attachments, a grooming brush that has multiple prongs to pull all loose fur/hairs, and a nozzle attachment to vacuum up all loose hairs from furniture, floor, clothing, or pet beds, etc. On a side note, you could use this vacuum and clipper to cut human hair or just use the vacuum as a nice lightweight, compact vacuum for your car or workbench.

LABIGO Dog Grooming Kit, 12000Pa Pet Grooming Vacuum with Pet Clipper, 1.8L Dust Cup, 3 Suction Modes, Low Noise Dog Vacuum with 4 Pet Grooming Tools for Shedding Pet Hair, Home CleaningLiving in what I lovingly call my personal zoo, I've got quite the menagerie going on - a dog, a cat, a turtle, and a goldfish named Kitty (because why not make things confusing for everyone who visits?). Thanks to the entrepreneurial spirit of our local backyard pit bull breeders, I'm anticipating my rescued pet count to increase exponentially any day now. Joy.After years of turning my living room into what looks like a discount hair salon's worst day ever during pet grooming sessions, I jumped when thispet-specific vacuum grooming kit became available on Vine. First impressions? Well, it's not going to win any beauty contests - it's got that "I bought this off a late-night infomercial" look about it. But hey, sometimes the ugly ducklings surprise you.The vacuum itself is surprisingly quiet, which is a huge plus. My cat, however, still treats it like it's some sort of demon-possessed appliance and disappears faster than my paycheck at the pet store. But that's fine - the feeling's mutual, buddy. The shaver attachment is actually pretty decent. It's got three speeds, and I've found the lowest setting works best unless you're trying to recreate scenes from Edward Scissorhands.Here's where it gets interesting: I managed to wrangle my cat (gender still undetermined after three years - it seems to be a little of both - it's a mystery we've learned to live with) into submission long enough to give the comb attachment a try. Lo and behold, it actually sucked up all the cat dandruff and even a few freeloading fleas. The comb's a bit on the beefy side for smaller pets - it's like trying to brush your teeth with a snow shovel - but it gets the job done eventually.Fair warning though: on the lowest speed, the hair collection isn't perfect. When I emptied it, it looked like someone had exploded a pile of pet fur in my bathroom. It was like a scene from a B-grade horror movie starring shed pet hair. The tube attachment gave me some grief at first - there was definitely some colorful language involved - but we eventually came to an understanding. There are some other attachments that came with it that are still sitting in the box, looking mysterious and potentially useful, like that weird kitchen gadget your aunt gave you for Christmas.And because I know someone out there is wondering - no, this is not suitable for grooming fish or turtles. Don't ask me how I know this, but let's just say my goldfish Kitty was not amused by my scientific experiment, and my turtle now gives me the side-eye whenever I walk past with anything that remotely resembles a vacuum. Some lessons you learn the hard way.Despite its quirks, it's actually not a bad little system for the price. Just remember to vacuum your vacuum after vacuuming your pets - it's like pet grooming inception. And maybe stick to using it on animals with actual fur. Trust me on this one.Would I recommend it? Sure, if you're tired of finding enough pet hair in your house to knit a sweater every week. Just don't expect miracles, and maybe keep your expectations as low as my cat's opinion of me.