Casfuy Dog Nail Grinder with 2 LED Light - 4.8V Super Powerful 2-Speed Electric Pet Nail Trimmer for Medium Large Dogs Quiet Rechargeable Painless...

My dogs (Doberman pinscher and a chihuahua) both hate regular mail clippers. I purchased this mail trimmer and it worked great for both my dogs even my Dobermans super thick nails! Worth the money, pain free, and somewhat quiet. 9/10 would recommend! Only complaint I have is it does take some time on my larger dogs nails.

my dog has extremely long nails. i adopted him when he was three years old and they were very over grown. im constantly trying to keep up with his nails and this drill makes the process so much easier. this drill feel so comfortable to hold for long periods and is very smooth. i also love the fact you can remove the nail guard if need. the price is good too. overall very happy with this product. definitely recommend.

I compared several brands and options, and this one did not disappoint on its first go around! My dogs nails are clear and I can see the quicks but I'm working on trying to get her quick to receed. I read that grinding is the best option for this, so I purchased this tool. it made it easy to see the quicks and I was able to quickly get each nail filed down in seconds using the lowest of the two settings. Tip: it's extra helpful if you can have someone feed your dog something special while you do your thing! this made it 10xs easier for my curious pup, who is 10 months old. This was her first experience with a grinder and she did great! Not to loud and works well!

This is one of many grinders I have tried for my 55 pound dog and is by far the best. It is much quieter than other options so it doesn't send him running as far as possible the moment it was turned on. It doesn't weigh much so it was comfortable to use and the grinder wheel is great!!! It is so much smoother and less bothersome for my dog than other grinders. The only issue is that it is not as powerful as I was hoping. I assumed that since the title specifically mentions medium and large dogs that the power would be significantly more than grinders advertised for small dogs but it isn't. It takes about 10-15 minutes per paw which is much longer than other grinders and then I have to recharge it before moving on to another paw. Holy time-killer. Of course that's frustrating for me but it really depends on what is most important to you. For me, I am happy my dog isn't in complete distress when it's time for a mani/pedi but I am disappointed that the power is lacking as that would have made this an A+ product if it was.

Never in my two years of owning my dog have, I enjoyed grinding his nails as much as I have today. I have a Malinois that loathes sitting still and detests getting his nails done. I have to pin him down with some jujitsu moves and then clip them fast before I can grind them. To make matters even worse, after a bad grooming shop experience, Ive had to start muzzling him to do the clipping. He doesnt mind the grinding, so I try to just do that once a week instead of clipping. However, the grinder I have is for acrylics and takes forever. The sanding bands also wear down really fast. I felt like I was going through a band week. Ugh. For both our sakes, I decided to get a new grinder. HOLY HELLO SHORT NAILS BATMAN! This diamond head is like WHOA! I highly doubt Ill be going through these weekly. This thing just crushed my dog's big ash nails like they were graham crackers. Seriously. There was nail powder flying everywhere. It was disgustingly glorious. Youll probably want to pull out a mask because it was that growsome. They went from long to short before my dog knew what was even happening. Not that he cares much about grinding. The noise level is almost nonexistent for a grinder though, so even if he did care this probably wouldnt have bothered him. The LED lights are great and let you see right down there. You can turn it on and off separately as well. So thats a plus. Although, I feel theyd be better/more effective if they were in the little holes where the safety cap locks in. That way theyd be pointing directly at the nail and not from the side angle. Even at this angle though, the light makes grinding easier. The first time I bought this, for some reason, I saw the lights as pointless and, as I was maneuvering my dog's paw, I realised that was a mistake. So if youre debating on that, get the LED grinder. Oh, and the blue is GORGEOUS! If blues are your thing. If not, then youd probably find it hideous. I happen to love this deep shade of blue. The grinder is easy to hold, however, it feels slippery to me. I wish they had grippers, or maybe a skin you could put on it. I made my own adjustments and added the ever-so-classy duct tape. What can I say? Its the universal tool. Really, though, I got to tell you, this thing is freaking amazing. You want your dog's nails done and done quickly? Like easy peezy lemon squeezy? Out of the box. I took the cover off, then the top. Turned it on the lower setting, did a few nails with the light and a few without. Takes me about 5 minutes using the one without a light. This time took me about three, but my dogs nails are already nice and short. The only thing Id worry about is if an idiot gets their hands on this. They could seriously mess up their dog's nails. If you read some of the other reviews youll see its already happened. People tend to assume grinding is safer. Its just as dangerous, if not more because youre holding a high-speed, rotating electronic device by your dog. So... dont be an idiot, and be careful. If you dont know what youre doing, ask someone that does to show you. Better safe than sorry.