Dog Grooming Kit, 2.5L Large Capacity Dog Grooming Vacuum with Clippers, Deshedding Grooming Brush, Cleaning Tools, Ultra-Quiet Pet Grooming Vacuum for Dogs – P50

Doggie Heaven
Oh my goodness we absolutely LOVE this!!! No more hair all over when we trim/cut/shave our doggies!!! And our lil Havanese doesn’t shake or look at us with sad scared eyes! She actually just sits back and enjoys her “spa day”!

Nicely designed and built, fairly quiet on low, louder but not bad on max
I’ve tried a handful of these vacuum grooming kits, and while they all share some common traits, the ones that I’ve tried have differences in the designs that actually do matter to me.To start with, I’d put this as a decent deal in the ~$100 range. When I ordered it, it was listed at over $300 (way too pricey), then quickly dropped to $180 (I still think too pricey). It’s not available to order as I write this, though. I do hope it comes back because it is a pretty nice system overall. Not perfect, but pretty nice.To start, the base of the vacuum keeps it sturdily upright. That’s true of all of the designs that I’ve tried, as none of them tend to want to fall over. The hose connection is near the bottom, so pulling on it is unlikely to make it tip over. That said, I actually run this (and other models) on their sides for one reason that is common to every one that I’ve tried – the exhaust for the air is on the bottom face of the vacuum. So, it blows down towards the floor, and the feet on the bottom are pretty short. Again, this has been true of every model that I’ve used so far. I _think_ that they do this to keep the noise level down, but because I want to use these on either carpet or an area rug, the bottom exhaust isn’t great because the carpet/rug impede the air flow. This one is easy to put on it’s side, though, and I don’t think it makes it that much louder.Speaking of noise, the tone is more lower pitched and not as abrasive as some vacuums. It’s definitely much quieter than my Dyson vacuums. At low speed, it’s absolutely not bad unless you have one or more pets that are very sensitive to noise. As medium speed, it’s louder but not bad. At max speed, it’s certainly louder, but again not high pitched. I think this one ranks with the better ones that I’ve used. Some are just plain super loud.I do like that the base plate has spots to hold the accessories. That’s not a common feature (not unique, but not common). However, you may want to take the accessories off before grooming because the hose is fairly short so the main unit will be kind of close to your pet. The hose isn’t super short and is like most other systems, but you’ll probably be maneuvering the clippers/accessories around your pet, and that’s why the unit might get close to them. So, you may want to take off the accessories just to be safe and keep them from getting knocked over. That’s not an issue if your pet is calm, though.Quick note – the power button for the clippers has a timer in that you have to depress it for a couple of seconds before they will either turn on or off. At first, I thought mine were defective, but then I learned to hold the button down until they turned on.I admit when I ordered this that I was expecting to be underwhelmed, especially given the initial list price. Turns out, it’s actually quite a nice kit. One of the quietest that I’ve used with good accessories, and the whole thing arrived packaged well.Btw, these types of sets make really good small vacuums even if you aren’t grooming, and they come with one or more accessories just for that (such as a crevice tool which is usually included). The double duty aspect of these is why I like them so much.

Love it!
I thought the noise would bother my dog, but he loves it. It keeps hair from flying around when you brush your dog, which is what I mostly use it for. It’s easy to clean out and seems well-built with good suction. A great gadget to have! This is one of the best things I’ve gotten for my dog

Must have for super shedders
I have an Aussie Shepherd and she sheds massively all year long. I am running the robovac on a daily basis. I spend way too much to get her groomed since she doesn’t require a haircut so I wanted to make brushing a little easier/cost effective. Three brush attachments will help with various areas to groom. A softer one for bellies. You get two metal brushes that have a button to push up for easy hair removal. The suction is a lot better than expected and the lowest setting is so quiet that you can get your pet accustomed to the sound before you crank it up. Surprisingly, it didn’t really freak out my dog. She already hates being brushed so there wasn’t any aggravating factor here. She was a little dramatic but for the most part, it went swimmingly. The hair swirls around into a single ball for super easy emptying of the canister. I may or may not have tested the razor attachment on my boyfriend.