Flowbee for Pets?
I am seriously considering getting a Flowbee vacuum haircutting system to use on my dog. We have always (or more accurately rarely) cut our dog's hair and it is always a pain because she freaks out with an electric clippers so we have to get by with just a scissors. I know she will freak out a bit with the vacuum sound too, but she is getting old and can't freak out nearly as powerfully now. I expect only a minor to medium amount of scratches across my arms and chest.
Any mention of Flowbee requires a link to this page, that I still think about whenever I hear mention of the product - which is, not surprisingly more and more infrequently.
Hi,
My dad has had a flowbee for years. I've had my hair cut with it a time or two. The results are not entirely stylish, but quite functional.
Recently, my dad flowbeed my parents dog. It is a small, white, fluffy thing. The dog reacted quite well to most of the treatment. It didn't like getting its face and head done, however.
I think it's a great idea, easier than scissor trimming and probably with better results.
Good Luck,
Eric
...at 03:40 PM on April 06, 2006