Neakasaby neabot P2 Pro Dog Grooming Kit, Dog Clippers Vacuum Suction 99% Hair, Pet Grooming with 5 Proven Tools, 2L Large-Capacity Easy Empty Dustbin for Dogs Cats Animals

We have three heavily shedding dogs. One of them also needs periodic hair cuts. Her coat becomes uncomfortable for her in the Florida heat. The noise level on this is relatively low. It has two speeds. We use high. There ate multiple attachments with this. Some are for cutting and some are some are for brushing. The dogs actually seemed to enjoy their "spa treatments." The device sucked up all the hair. There was no hair all over the place like when we brush them by hand. The shed hair is collected in a clear container that is very easy to empty. This grooming device makes a tough job much easier. The dogs don't mind the noise level or sensation on their coats, and it cuts down the need for vacuuming the house by over 90%.

The media could not be loaded. Update 4/26/23Neakasa actually reached out to me about resolving this. For a company to do that and stand by its product is awesome. For anyone that is having the static issue, they'll send you another unit. I also found a workaround by rubbing drying sheets all around the inside and outside of the fur bin a few times before I vacuumed and resolved that issue after a few times of use. After that, I didn't have to use the drying sheet anymore.The suction is still great on it and it does save me a lot of time without having my huskies fur all over the place while I groom her. Definitely get this model for how large the dustbin is. This has been a saver for me since its furpocalpyse with her right now during the weather transitions for SoCal.-------------I have a husky and the vacuum helps keep the mess to a minimum vs me having to brush her by hand. The noise level is good on the highest setting without scaring her and the suction is great. Wish there was a brush attachment that works well with double-coated breeds like the double-sided brushes that rake undercoats. Tip: when you’re grooming your dog and ready to have the fur sucked in, have the attachment near the ground and press the fur release button so the fur doesn’t fly into the surrounding area. You might have to press it a few times but that's not an issue at all considering the ease of the fur being sucked in.The only real problem is the actual fur bin and the plastic parts. Not sure if it’s only mine but there’s so much static build-up as I groom my husky that emptying the bin is a nightmare. The fur clings to my hands, the filters, the bin, and the fur wraps to the outside as well when I try to empty the bin. The annoyance of that is making me think about returning it since I’m not sure if there’s anything on the vacuum to help ground out the static. Another annoyance is on the inside of the lid of the fur bin. The tiny hole pattern it has isn't good at all and not sure why it's like that. The hair gets stuck in the holes and combined with the static, it takes a lot of time to clean it out.I bought this to help cut down on the time it would take me to brush and clean up her fur afterward but. the static buildup this is causing makes it seem more time-consuming to clean out the bin.This would be 5 stars if it wasn’t for that. I love that it keeps her fur floating around to a minimum but now dread having to empty the bin. I’m hoping the static eventually dissipates but until then, 2 stars.

This has been the best purchase I’ve made for my dogs. I have two long haired dachshunds (both over a year old). It took a few times for them to get used to the vaccum noise, but they now happily sit there and let me groom them weekly. I waited several months to leave a review to see if I would run into it any problems with it, but I haven’t! I mostly use the metal bristle brush and trimmer. The vaccum allows for easy cleanup and avoids getting hair all over me and my house. It’s light weight if you want to move it to another location, easy to dump/clean and easy to keep all the attachments organized with the attached tray. I recommend it to every dog owner I know.

If I could give more than 5 stars I would. I have a 2.5 year old Aussie Doodle. I do all the grooming to avoid the cost, time, hassle needed to take him to the groomers. I have been through many razors. He has several different types of fur, curly, thick, thin, straight. All of the razors I have used in the past were ok / good for the first use. I did find a razor that was good on the second use as well. All of the ones I have tried got hair caught in the blade and it took me more than 3 hours straight from start to finish. I was cleaning up hair everywhere during and after and had to constantly stop to remove hair jammed in the blade / comb attachment. Most of the time I would give up on the comb attachment and use a regular metal comb and the blade with no attachment. When I did this the result was very uneven coat. I did oil the blades for all of the razors I have tried and cleaned them after each use.This razor vacuum combo has changed everything. I was able to fully shave my Aussie Doodle in 45 minutes. He is 50 pounds. I cleaned the cannister 3 times and there was no mess anywhere. The way the blade and vacuum are attached prevents the hair from getting stuck in the blade. I used the attached comb the entire time. There was only one time that hair got stuck, it was a mat that got stuck in the comb. The noise volume for the vacuum is low and tolerable by my dog on the lowest level. I did not need to raise the speed of the vacuum from the lowest setting at any time. If you do increase the speed / power the volume of the vacuum goes up but it is not needed during the shaving process.I have only used it one time so the proof will be after the next use. I am very optimistic with this razor. I would recommend it for anyone to home groom. The only criticism I would give is to have a bigger cannister to hold the fur.On a side note, a very important thing I learned along the way was, fully wash, condition, and comb out your dog before shaving. It makes a world of a difference.