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Metal Curry Comb

$4.49
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Metal Curry Comb

$4.49

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Product Summary:

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Metal Curry Comb
 
  • Reversible with teeth suited for thin and thick coats. *Teeth color may vary*
  • Plastic handle.
  • Assorted colors, please let us pick a color for you.

Item Specifications:

  • Overall Length (from the top of the metal comb part to the bottom of the
    handle): 9 1/4"
  • Width of Comb (the metal part measured from side to side): 4 1/4"
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Product Reviews by Customers

Rated 4.9 out of 5 by 11 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by a must have shedding and getting tough, dried sweat and mud off - this curry comb gets it done! Make sure to use the side with the shorter teeth on summer coat, long-teethed side for winter coats and shedding. May 17, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Great for goats, too! I got one of these to use on my Nigerian Dwarf doe and she LOVES it. It worked great during shedding season for getting out all her winter coat. So far the metal hasn't rusted which is a big plus. I've used it on my horse, too, during shedding season and when she's really muddy. It works great. This sort of brush is definitely an essential if you have furry livestock animals. :) April 24, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by GREAT I LOVE TO USE THIS WHEN MY MARES ARE SHEDDING THERE WINTER COAT. NICELY MADE TOO. February 3, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Great Curry Good old reliable curry comb... may have to buy another just because my mare stepped on it and it got a bit squished... other then that, it's held up great for the past year. No rusting or breaking! November 15, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by AWSOME this is a great metal curry it gets all the mud of your horse and works excellent for when your horse is shedding!!! March 23, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by THE BEST!!! I didn't expect this comb to be great because of the price. I was wrong! This is my best comb, it gets off all the dirt, mud, and crud that my horse get on her! Get this curry comb! I got a diffrent curry comb for 15 dallors but this one is my best!!! January 20, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Got Mud? I only use this on dried mud and as a shedder in the spring. If you have a horse like mine who loves to roll in the mud, this curry is perfect for scraping off the dried mud blobs! I own a TB and a Dutch Warmblood and both of them don't seem to mind me using it on them when they are in their winter coats. They both hate it though in the summer when they're shed out. December 2, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5 by a must in the grooming box This curry comb is the best tool I ever used to loosen dirt and sweat in the horses hair. Horse.com offers this curry comb best priced in the industry (3 to 4 Dollar less than anybody else), but the quality is not as high, I had two break within one year after very hard use (twice daily on ranch horses). I still buy these here because I am cheap ;-) November 8, 2010
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