Shed Ender Review

Reporter Kurtis Ming brings the Shed Ender to a viewer who owns several large dogs. The Shed Ender removes a lot of hair from the dogs' undercoats, and when put to the test against a regular pet brush, the Shed Ender picks up more hair. Although the owner likes the Shed Ender, she decides to stick to her regular brush because it's less time-consuming to use. She recommends the Shed Ender for those willing to take the time to use it.

Kevin Kelly also brings the Shed Ender to a viewer to try out on her dog. Owner Valerie Green says that it easily removes loose fur, but it's too small for her large black Labrador retriever. She concludes that using the Shed Ender on large dogs would be too tedious. Due to its small size, she dubs the Shed Ender a dud, but adds that it would probably work well on smaller dogs and cats.

KOCO TV reporter John Flick asks a professional groomer to test the Shed Ender on a variety of dogs. It works pretty well at removing hair from the dogs' undercoats, the groomer says, but it's too small for some larger breeds. She tells Flick that she'd give the brush a grade of B.

More than 45 customers review the Shed Ender on Amazon.com, and most are satisfied with the results they get, saying it works as advertised and easily removes shedding hair from both dogs and cats. Of the few who are dissatisfied with the Shed Ender, the most common complaints are that it's too small, takes too long to use and doesn't work as well on short-haired animals as it does on long-haired ones.

About 25 customers review the Shed Ender on InfomercialRatings.com, and the majority say it is easy to use and they are happy with how much hair it lifts from their pets. A few people who buy the Shed Ender complain that it's too small for larger animals, and some say that it doesn't work very well on animals with short hair or curly hair, like poodles.