Does any one have cats or a dog with very light fluffy hair, almost like clumps of goose down? How does this work for that?
76605
It works just great. It gets up every last hair. It's the best vacuum I have ever used.
769166
I have two cats that shed a fair amount. The pet hair makes it so you have to clean it out a lot more frequently but it takes care of it pretty well for me.
285443
I can't speak to the long hair - I have British Shorthairs - but for the most part it does work with clumping litter. I say for the most part because every once in a while "someone" - i.e., the little boy - will get a bit over excited about pawing the litter and if his paw gets wet the litter will hang around until he has moved beyond the mat and litter box. I would say this happens once ever couple of months, so it doesn't impact my overall satisfaction with the mat.Hope this helps!
1614805
Yes. I use it once a week and I own a cat. It does a great job keeping the hair under control.
1089202
i can only speak for dogs, but they too would scatter if i took out the vacuum. with the neato, my one dog thought it was a toy and went down on his front paws to play. the other dog ignored it. i used to have cats, and i don't think this will bother them as much as an upright vacuum. let them sniff it and get close before using it the first time, as they will be curious. when they get used to it, they'll go somewhere else while it's running. i hope this helps.
942008
I have 4 dogs and 3 cats and I think it works good. It tends to clump hair in balls on the carpet that your vacuum misses and then you just vacuum it up when the carpet is done.
527737
It did not work very well on my long hair cat. He has extremely soft hair with no mats. He just needed a summer trim and it really didn't work well.
2217078
You did not leave a lot of information. I have not tried it on a cat but had a cat one time that would get all sorts of balls of hair. I found if one worked the clipper blade all the way to the skin and got under the clots it worked fine. going through the thick wads of hair was not a smooth cut.
1325573
Yes... I have a Husky that blows her coat twice a year... the Cat and Dog has so much power it can sometimes pick up hair so fast it clogs... which is easy to fix... the extra power means the wand works great, too.
1988693
I have 3 short haired cats and I find it works fine in removing hair from carpets, just adjust the setting on the carpet attachment. If you have berber style rugs will be tougher, due to loop style of rug, but on regular rugs works fine. For the cat hair on furniture use the furniture attachment, which does not have a beater roll in the attachment, just a brush so it takes longer.
936827
I have a cat with very long hair. It picks up a ton of hair, I couldn't say how it will work for dog hair.
1696438
I have 2 dogs. They have hair not fur but it still gets all over the house. I let them lay on my bed sometimes and the hair doesn't seem to cling to it at all.
641653
I am guessing that cat hair is to fine for the comb. It is more for a dog. A Flea Comb (for cats) would be better for your cat. I use that for my cats.
1239374
It works on cats. Removes mats and shortens hair. I have used this on my long hair cat. I use on my hair - I have not use on my dog yet, that is next!
235801
I purchased this for a Scottish Terrier and it works great. I'm not at all sure this would work with a cat's hair. I would look for more of a shedding tool designed for cat fur, as its quite different than dog hair.
459551
Yes, I have a cat and it does help minimize the cat hair floating around the room.
616421
I don't have a cat; however, this works fantastic on my dogs. it removes a lot of undercoat, the shedding is significantly less, and I think they were cooler last summer because of it. And they look better between brushings. I would THINK that having less undercoat would logically translate to less furballs - but even if it did not solve this problem, you would be happy in other ways with this product.