Pet Grooming Gloves

[WickedTouch]

This is for those who have experience with pet grooming gloves for foot tickling. I've used a lot of tools over the years, but have never used or experienced these. People talk a lot about hairbrushes with baby oil, which I have used, and do work well, except that I find on some people (including me), pressure is difficult to get right without causing more of a discomfort/pain sensation. When it works, it really works, but I've searched for something similar that doesn't have the same problems for some Lees. I've hear that the gloves are similar, yet different. I'm probably going to go check some out at the store and maybe buy some, but wanted experienced users' feedback and advice. I know there are various styles and such (nub size, shape, spacing, etc.) What should I look for and what do you think would work best?

Thank you!

 

[SoleMates]

This li'l fella right here straight-up murders people. With baby oil or without.

https://www.petsmart.com/dog/groomi...g-glove-47346.html?cgid=100280&fmethod=Browse

Gloves aren't the be-all end-all for every foot, but for the ones it works on? They'll be telling their therapist about it for months.

 

[WickedTouch]

This li'l fella right here straight-up murders people. With baby oil or without.

https://www.petsmart.com/dog/groomi...g-glove-47346.html?cgid=100280&fmethod=Browse

Gloves aren't the be-all end-all for every foot, but for the ones it works on? They'll be telling their therapist about it for months.

Thank you so much! I'll look into this further!

 

[Rope91]

My personal experience is that they are 👌

My partner reckons they’d make someone who isn’t ticklish laugh! Haha

 

[Abcka]

I can't stand this thing moving even a little bit under my feet.

 

[Rope91]

I can't stand this thing moving even a little bit under my feet.

I love the feeling after they have been used too, like tingly 😂

 

[ticklishbod20]

This li'l fella right here straight-up murders people. With baby oil or without.

https://www.petsmart.com/dog/groomi...g-glove-47346.html?cgid=100280&fmethod=Browse

Gloves aren't the be-all end-all for every foot, but for the ones it works on? They'll be telling their therapist about it for months.

… in PetSmart corporate headquarters:
“Sales of dog grooming gloves is up 18000%!! Clearly we our marketing is genius”

 

[SugarSoaker]

The only thing (so far) that has made me cry 🫠🫠

 

[WickedTouch]

I can't stand this thing moving even a little bit under my feet.

Well, this is definitely a compelling review of the tool! 😁

 

[4Pawz]

I have yet to have a pleasant experience with them. Maybe it’s they are too rough with them, but even with baby oil, mine are sensitive and gloves & brushes are painful

 

[SoleMates]

 

[Abcka]

Well, this is definitely a compelling review of the tool! 😁

I have to say, I hate and fear this little guy.

 

[WickedTouch]

I can't stand this thing moving even a little bit under my feet.

The only thing (so far) that has made me cry 🫠🫠

Would either of you say it's comparable to the typical hairbrush? Not in terms of how much it tickles, but rather how firm/sharp/aggressive it feels?

 

[aberdeen]

This is for those who have experience with pet grooming gloves for foot tickling. I've used a lot of tools over the years, but have never used or experienced these. People talk a lot about hairbrushes with baby oil, which I have used, and do work well, except that I find on some people (including me), pressure is difficult to get right without causing more of a discomfort/pain sensation. When it works, it really works, but I've searched for something similar that doesn't have the same problems for some Lees. I've hear that the gloves are similar, yet different. I'm probably going to go check some out at the store and maybe buy some, but wanted experienced users' feedback and advice. I know there are various styles and such (nub size, shape, spacing, etc.) What should I look for and what do you think would work best?

Thank you!

as far a the proper brush for use w oil....need to find one with silicone tips on the end of bristles but ALSO bristles that are of themselves more flexible...that will maintain good ticklishness but reduce the pain / discomfort of a bit too vigorous motions...and ofc...use plenty of oil...

 

[WickedTouch]

as far a the proper brush for use w oil....need to find one with silicone tips on the end of bristles but ALSO bristles that are of themselves more flexible...that will maintain good ticklishness but reduce the pain / discomfort of a bit too vigorous motions...and ofc...use plenty of oil...

Ah, that makes sense. Thanks for the tips!

 

[natscott6282]

Ah, that makes sense. Thanks for the tips!

tips 😂😂😂