Dog Nail Grinder and Nail Clippers Series Size Option Dogs: Small, Medium, Large Dogs – Dog Claw Trimmer Kit (Clippers+Grinder, Small)...

The media could not be loaded. I turned it on with cover to see if my cat could handle the noise and vibration. She loved it rubbed ears and chin on it.. I tried it on one of nails before hers. She sat still. I tried it against my had to see how painful it would be if I slipped. It didn't hurt at all. When I push too hard it quits turning. I was amazed how efficient and yet safe it was. The clippers that came with it were perfect for my lil ones extra toes.

Had the clipper for a little over 3 years. Clipped two dogs' nails during this time The locking clip fell off a long time ago. Today one of the handles cracked and broke in half while using it. Overall the quality is low and these aren't going to last you a long time. But they are easy to use and do their job well. At this price, I'll just buy another pair and replace them when they break again.

My dog HATES having her nails cut - when she was younger she was active enough that they wore naturally, but as she's gotten older they tend to grow pretty long (although not dangerously so) and I've not been great about familiarizing her with nail care. I tried the Dremel approach, but that was useless - the grinding wheel is too slow to make any sort of progress in a reasonable period of time. That left me with clippers.... And these have worked very well so far. They are sharp enough that I can sneak in and trim one before she gets anxious. Sure, it's gonna take two weeks to do them all, but whatever. :) Hard to say how durable they ultimately will be, but frankly for the price I'm not too concerned. My sole complaint is that even the large size is not that large, so it's a bit clumsy to use them - if the handle was a bit larger they'd be more comfortable for me, and if the blade section was a bit longer it'd be more comfortable for her. Still, totally a totally workable solution as is.

Okay, I was afraid of trimming the nails of our two new kittens, and afraid I would hurt them, but we also don't like having our furniture torn to shreds, so they convinced us to give this a try (in the same way as our neighbor convinced us that we really did want a fence after all). Worked like a charm. Only took me a few minutes to get the front claws ground down to "tolerable" and "can't climb up the curtains any more" length, from "piercing" and/or "painful when climbing up your leg" length. Virtually no noise, so quick that the nails didn't heat up, and I was able to leave a comfortable length so as not to hurt the cats. No more pointed remarks from them. After the first minute, they put up with it, kind of like they do when we put hats on them for Halloween or Christmas. The USB charger is also fast and easy. Bonus - they donate a small amount to no-kill shelters, no idea how much (could be three cents), but still a nice gesture. I haven't tried any other brands so I can't compare, but I see no reason to look at any other. Update after a couple of months the kittens grow claws so fast that we can't keep up with them, so we had to buy an actual clipper, even though the grinder still works as expected.

These are pretty good clippers, we have a dog with pretty darn thick nails and it cut fairly cleanly and we didnt see any crushing or splitting. The handles are not too flimsy, they are a little large for my hands, but my son's hands handled them fine. Dropping a star because the guard kept getting in the way of clipping, and the lock kept catching during clipping, which can be dangerous to the nail. I havent tried the file yet, since we have a nervous dog, and just clipping drives him up a wall, but they looked to be sturdy enough. Overall, i like them, i will see how long they cut this well, but for now they work well.