The oneisall Dog Grooming Vacuum is currently available for £79.97, reduced by 38% from its £129.99 RRP. Designed for at-home grooming, the kit combines brushing, trimming, and fur collection in one process to reduce mess and make pet care easier and cheaper.
Features and Attachments
The grooming vacuum kit includes a 6-piece attachment set featuring two brushes, a dog clipper, paw trimmers, and nail grinders. It is designed to collect loose fur while grooming, helping reduce mess around the home and providing a salon-style grooming experience without regular trips to a professional groomer.
Featuring 15,000Pa suction power, the vacuum is designed to collect up to 99% of loose fur directly into its dust container. The 400W motor provides stronger suction while the grooming process takes place, helping keep fur contained instead of spreading around the room.
Specifications and Noise Levels
The kit also includes a 2L dust bin, designed to hold more hair before emptying, along with six guide combs ranging from 3mm to 18mm for different coat lengths and styles. The manufacturer says the vacuum operates at noise levels as low as 59dB, with a suspended motor design intended to reduce vibration and make grooming more comfortable for sensitive pets.
Customer Reviews
The oneisall Dog Grooming Vacuum has earned a 4.5-star rating from 628 reviews. One satisfied customer wrote: "Well what can I say absolutely brilliant machine, I have a very curly cavapoo, that was in desperate need of a haircut. The clippers cut the hair easily, the suction was great and I only used the low setting, wish I had this a long time ago makes the process so much easier and cleaner. No hair everywhere, all the extra attachments are also really good. I used on the lowest setting and it didn’t bother my dog at all, I had to empty the hair cylinder three times, but it’s not a problem, highly recommend this machine, fantastic."
However, one reviewer found it unsuitable for some pets, saying: "Great idea but this is not cat friendly. My cats love to be brushed and will not get near it when the suction is on due to the noise." Another positive review praised its performance with different dogs, writing: "Brilliant piece of equipment. Have two rescue dogs, one who is extremely nervous of noises and new things and who constantly sheds. So this is amazing and works great. The three settings are a good idea and even on the highest level he happily sits there and doesn't bother. The two brushes are great, one for his longer coat and the other for my shorter haired Labrador. Both do a brilliant job."
A less positive review raised concerns about noise levels, saying: "It's not exactly what it says it is. The motor is loud just like a normal vacuum so my pets are afraid of it which means I can't use it properly." Meanwhile, another customer highlighted its convenience, saying: "Good stuff, very convenient to trim cat fur and very quiet operation. If you turn on the vacuum in medium setting it will automatically suck up the fur for a good trimming. And trim from the top of the fur down and don't go against it otherwise fur will stick at the very edge of the clippers from the vacuum suction and you'll end up pulling the fur."
Alternatives
If you are looking at alternatives, the Floof 20V Brushless Pet Vacuum Cleaner is available from Argos for £170. Another option is the PawHut 5 in 1 Dog Grooming Vacuum & Dog Dryer with Electric Clipper, available from B&Q for £77.99, reduced from £91.99.
Overall, reviews suggest the grooming vacuum is valued for reducing mess and making home grooming easier, although some pets may take time to adjust to the sound of the vacuum.
