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Post by Biggerside Benwell on Aug 13, 2006 19:51:40 GMT -1
I have found the best brush ever www.thesaddleshop.co.uk if you look under grooming products at the bottom of the second page. It is fantastic on both Dannys tail and Duke mane which are the thickest I know. |
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Post by fran on Aug 13, 2006 20:24:37 GMT -1
i agree i have used one for the past 10months. best thing since sliced bread! nothing else like it on the marker. the hoof pick is brill too.
karen
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Post by lizzylove on Aug 13, 2006 20:25:05 GMT -1
Wow you can even get it in pink as well! ;D Oops edited as i spelt "even" wrong - i put "wvwn"!! LOL  |
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Post by Debbie on Aug 13, 2006 21:52:48 GMT -1
;D Yep, I noticed that pink one too.... hmmm.... I wonder if Blossom would like to try that? |
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Post by harveydales on Aug 14, 2006 6:34:22 GMT -1
Well, I don't know what I'm doing wrong but I've also got one of these and I can't get on with it at all. It breaks far too many hairs however careful I try and be. I still find the best way is to use my fingers and a standard body brush for the tail. I do like the Oster mane comb for the mane and feathers though.
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Post by dalesponyrider on Aug 14, 2006 6:35:47 GMT -1
I love the mane and tail brush. I am looking for another hoof pick as I want one with more of a "pointy" end to get the small stones out of D's white line (she is barefoot). Would this one fit the bill?
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Post by greydales on Aug 14, 2006 8:29:07 GMT -1
This looks very much like a dog brush that I use for the ponies - does it have a combination of short bristles and longer plastic ones? If so I agree it is the best brush I've used.
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Post by alisonduke on Aug 14, 2006 13:16:19 GMT -1
I tend to use a wide toothed comb for manes and tails and fingers too but always use conditioner sprayed on first to stop the hair breaking.
Linda - try one of the hoof picks with a brush attached too, they have a lovely pointy pick bit for little stones.
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Post by merlinalison on Aug 14, 2006 13:57:21 GMT -1
Yes - this is what I have been using on Merlin for a couple of years now and I love it - its by far the best for him. I love the hoofpick too (Linda -it does have a pointed end which gets most things out, but I also keep a mini-multitool with a screwdriver on it in my grooming box for really embedded stones and grit )
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Post by tinastephenson on Aug 15, 2006 6:20:09 GMT -1
I was lucky enough to be bought the whole oster grooming kit for my birthday a year ago, they are all fantastic, especially the mane and tail brush and the hoof pick. The comb is good as well.
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Post by Rowndan on Aug 16, 2006 18:33:23 GMT -1
i have to mane and tail brush and its brill...
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Post by loopylou on Aug 16, 2006 18:57:20 GMT -1
I love the mane and tail brush as well, i got one uuummm end of last year beginning of this year and it is the best thing in my grooming kit for my little Highland.
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Post by julie on Aug 16, 2006 21:05:41 GMT -1
I have whole set too and also love hoofpick.Well worth the price as fab!
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Post by bevbob on Aug 17, 2006 12:35:46 GMT -1
I love all the Oster products, best brushes I have ever used, thanks to Zelda pointing them out.
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Post by loopylou on Aug 17, 2006 17:47:33 GMT -1
UUUUMMM i see the rest of the set could be on the Christmas list. OOOHHH yes i just said that horrid word, LOL
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