FURminator deShedding Equine Tool 5"

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$FURminator deShedding Equine Tool 5\"$

FURminator deShedding Equine Tool 5"

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FURminator deShedding Equine Tool (5" wide deShedding edge) Removes a horse's "winter coat" and loose hair. * Does not cut or damage the coat. * Spend less time grooming, allowing time riding and enjoying your horse. * Helps stimulate circulation and hair growth. * Brings out the horse's natural oils promoting a healthier and shinier coat. * Guaranteed to work better than any brush, comb or rake. * Reduces allergens.

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