Anyone own a Dyson Animal Vac?

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I am going to purchase a Dyson Animal Vac this weekend, hopefully. I have been looking and there are two versions. The 07 model and the 14 model, anyone know the difference? They look a little different. Not sure which one to get. If anyone out there has one I'd love it if I could get some reviews from some cat owners. Thanks!
 

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There IS a vaccuum meant for cat fur??? Where are these sold and how much does it cost? I am very interested in this..
 

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I have the 07 model,but not the animal one. It works great. It picks up a lot of hair. My Labrador sheds a lot and it has no problems with the hair. My ragdoll cat has very cotton like hair and have to move the vacuum over that a few more times. It is like glued to the furniture and carpet-lol
 

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last week oh my!
i was soo excited because i saw a dyson for 18 euros!

luckly though i didnt purchaise it because it was "18 euros a month for 2 years"
i would so love to have one though!
 

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Animal Dyson


My sister owns the animal dyson and she thinks that it is great! I just have the DC05 one with turbo brush and that works really well
If ever I needed a new one I would get the animal one but I am hoping that it won't be for some time cos mines only just over 1 year old.

IMO, they are well worth the money
 
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I have bought so many cheap vacuums and its time for something that will last, hopefully. I dont have carpet in my house, we took all that out and its hardwood and ceramic tile. I vacuum everyday, I have alot of cats and right now I'm using a shop vac with a floor attachment. It has great suction but its so big and loud. I dread it everyday. Last December we bought a Hoover that useless and I got the bright idea to use the shop vac, it holds tons of stuff but too big for a house. I hopefully will have new Dyson by Saturday, just cant figure out which one to get.
 

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I have the all floors 07- the gray and blue one. They are expensive,but suppose to last and the filters never need changing. You just clean them very 6 months. I would say they are definitely worth the money. I have had my for over 3 years now and never had a problem
 

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I do and I love mine! I wouldn't trade if for anything.
 

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I don't have the animal vac - as at the time the only difference between them was an extra powerd connection for the animal. My yellow Dyson works just great - and we use it at least once a day - between cat hair, bird feathers, cat food and bird food. It does one heck of a good job!
 

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I find our central vac picks up the hair quite well. It has excellent suction. I even vacuum Bijou with the small brush and he loves it.
 

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lol I can't imagine trying to vacuum Guinness
After about a year of owning my Dyson he is just about managing to walk past it when it's turned OFF without freaking out. He is knowhere to be seen when it's turned ON! He is so scared of it!
 

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I thought about getting one the next time Sears has a 0% financing offer. I always wondered how well they worked. My little, light weight vacuum is nice because it's so easy to carry, but it never gets all of the cat fur and hay.
 

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we have the purple animal dyson. It is fantastic, great at picking up the fur from the dogs and cats, also the general every day stuff. The only thing that I dont like about it is it leaves a line in the carpet were its been, but I think that this is more about my type of carpet than the dyson.Ours cost $750. I have owned around 8 vacuums in my time but they were all cheap ones less than $100.So hope that this one lasts for years and years.
 

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We have a Dyson too! Sadly after about 7 years it is starting to get a bit slack...This time last year though I just couldn't stop raveing about it! It has lasted as well for the price we paid.
 

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I prefer cansister models over upright models. I don't have a Dyson but would love to have one. Does anyone own a Dyson canister model? If so, does it work as well as the upright? My Euerka Europa does seem to do a good job with cat hair though.
 

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Originally Posted by WellingtonCats

We have a Dyson too! Sadly after about 7 years it is starting to get a bit slack...This time last year though I just couldn't stop raveing about it! It has lasted as well for the price we paid.
Sam, maybe the brushes just need to be replaced?



I don't own a Dyson myself, but after reading about how wonderful they are, I'll have to think about getting one sometime in the future.
 
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