Uproot Clean Pet Grooming Vacuum Kit – Cat & Dog Hair Vacuum Groomer with Brush, Detangle, Deshed, Trim, Clean, & Dry Attachments – Complete Cat & Dog Grooming Vacuum for Shedding Pets

We have loved having our Golden Retriever, but we never knew about the sheer volume of shedding they do on a daily basis! Opie is about 18 months old now, and I have to vacuum and sweep everyday to keep up with the hair dust bunnies floating all over the floor, carpet, and under furniture. I decided to take a chance on this grooming machine as he doesn’t like the hair dryer much and Uproot was the only one that had the dryer option included that I found and still came with all of the other attachments.Opening the box to “first use” took less than 15 min. I looked over the start guide quickly and assembled the attachment I wanted to start with. I turned on the machine to have our dog get used to the noise levels and let him sniff everything thoroughly. (I had watched some videos that made this set up super easy while I waited for it to arrive.)Opie was able to get used to the machine and I started brushing him with the regular brush first to show him what it was while my husband pet him so he wouldn’t be scared of this new contraption. The one handed control hair release buttons and the vacuum suction right into the machine were amazing! The noise level can be adjusted from very low to louder, but still about half of the noise of a hair dryer and the heat setting is so much more controllable and nice for the dog too. Goldens take literal hours and hours to air dry after towel drying, so when Opie had his first bath after purchasing this, we dried his outer coat with this machine and his undercoat dried so, so much faster! We could have continued on with more drying, but we were more than happy to have his outer coat as dry as he was at that point and wanted to let him take a break as it takes his breed so long to dry regardless of the dryer used.The brushing attachments are super easy to change out as you are working on your pet and they are all easy and comfortable to hold/use as the human. I have some grip issues with my right (dominant) hand and I could easily hold and use the attachments very easily one handed. The only tool we haven’t used on the dog yet is the trimmer, but I did turn it on to show the dog and make sure they worked and they were totally fine. The detangling and deshedding tools are so amazing and work like a charm! They did not pull his hair or make him twitch at all. He simply enjoyed all the “pets” from the brushes.Our dog is a bit shy around things like this, so before I wrote this review I tried it out a few times on him to give the best information. Today, I brushed him for the 3rd time and he simply laid down and let me brush with the detangler, deshedder, and regular brush no problem. The hardest part was trying to get a 100 pound dog to turn over during his “spa” session! I think he thought I was going to quit brushing when I just needed him to lay on his other side so I could brush that side out as well.The final info I want to provide so as to help someone that might be on the fence, like I was, to make the decision to purchase the Uproot grooming machine, is the hair collection container. It is so easy to empty and it holds so much hair! The first time we used the machine, we had to empty it mid-brushing (once for each side, so 2 times total). However, Opie had not been brushed since about 2 weeks prior when he went to the groomers for a nail trim. Remember, he is a very large dog and has so, so much hair as well, so we weren’t suprised we had to empty it. (When I vacuum each day – I get a whole container (much larger capacity – 6L) full of hair I have to empty just from vacuuming his kennel, the living room carpet, and the kitchen, hall, entryway hard surface floors. After the initial use/brusing, the next two times I brushed him with the Uproot machine, when I was done, I only had the amount shown in the pictures. The 2L Uproot container was about 3/4ths full. He was so much more well brushed out thanks to the machine than our hand held furminator and regular brush we have been using.Instead of spending $50 a month on the groomer for nail trims and brushing him out, we are going to stick with this!Now Opie can get daily brushing with the regular brush, weekly brushes with the detangler and deshedder, and I just purchased a nail grinder so I can do that myself too. With the trimmers I can keep his feet pads and bum hair trimmed up nicely (there are length attachments for the trimmer included) and we already give him baths at home, so now we can dry him much faster and much safer with controlled heat and airflow for a dog. Also, my kids can use the machine and brushes just as easily as my husband and I can.I went from being leary about the product and the price to actually writing a review because I’m so impressed with the quality, features, adjustable, yet still quiet sounds, and the comfort for my pet. Also, I’m vacuuming up SO much less hair from my floors and furniture already! If you’re on the fence like I was, give it a try. I’m so happy I did and I get to spend quality time with my pup as I brush and groom him along with saving some serious money in the long run!

I really like this grooming vacuum. It works pretty well, I love being able to use the clippers attached to the vacuum so hair doesn’t go everywhere and the shedder attachment is awesome with long-haired dogs and cats.The only downside is that the slicker brush attachment is as big as my hand which makes it hard to use on smaller animals. I have two long-haired cats and a 20 pound dog and the sticker attachment is too big to effectively use it.

I purchased this dog grooming system to save some money on grooming costs and try to minimize the amount of dog hair left on thefur.iture. I have a black lab and a receiver mix that looks like a golden.The systems works like advertised. I have used the brush with vacuum attachment, clippers for hair and paws, and the blow dryer. I am 100% satisfied with the.results.The only drawback, if I had to list one, is the advertised noise level. If you have the vacuum set at the lowest level, then yes, it is not much louder than a running refrigerator. But to get the suction needed to pull the hair into the hair collector, you have to turn it up to the highest level. If you dog has an issue with high pitched noises, I would advise you acxlimate.them to the noise before using it on them.