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I honestly dislike cutting my dogs nails, had a bad experience once a long time ago and never again. However, finally decided to buy the nail grinder to simplify our lives. Even though I fear the cutter, it is definitely an extra to have. Tried the grinder on my dog when received and it works like a charm, however, my dog fears anything that has a vibrating noise.

I am learning to groom and purchased this as an alternative to my other Dremel. I have heard good things about the diamond head so thought Id give it a try. It is quiet and fast when fully charged. But when battery is low, it takes too long just to do one toenail. The light on it is convenient and helpful. Charge on it will last a full day depending on how much you use it. Perfect for at home use, have yet to use it to its full capacity for a part of grooming but so far it does well!

First let me say I was shocked at how quiet these are. Ive used many different brands on my fur babies and when I used to groom in a shop and these are nice and quiet. They also work great, they are light weight, and I love that they have a light at the end so you can see what youre doing and helps you see the quick on light colored nails. The nail clippers also work good. They came packaged very nice they have a little pouch to put the nail grinder in and it comes with a cover/top for the nail grinder. The charging cord is a c port so its easy to charge. I definitely think its a great buy especially for the price. If you are looking for a good affordable nail grinder this is it!

The media could not be loaded. I have 2 large dogs, a GSD and a Doberman. Previously I was using a knock off Dremel from Walmart with the disposable sanding drums. They just didn't last long and it was very loud which always initially freaked my dogs out. The sanding bits would shred within a few uses and never did quite the job. I figured I would give the LOPSIC dog nail grinder a try since it had the diamond bits and the price was pretty good. PROS: Honestly, my dogs were used to having their nails grinded down, so sound wasn't really my first concern. After charging the LOPSIC dog nail grinder, I used it immediately and was quite impressed with the results. It's super easy to use, I didn't need to read the instructions. Not only does it work well, but it's really quiet, which is probably a selling point for someone with a pet who is not accustomed to getting their nails done using a grinder. The battery lasts a long time and it charges pretty quickly and the light feature is an added bonus (see below). CON: My only wish was that the button placement to the light was in a different spot. Having a light on the grinder is pretty awesome, but sometimes I accidentally turn the light off because the button is placed where you would hold it. Not a huge deal and definitely not a dealbreaker, it's easy to turn back on. Even with this slight flaw, I still have to give it 5 stars. I highly recommend this nail grinder and you really cannot beat it for the price!

The media could not be loaded. I had tried 2 different brand nail grinders and they were junk! I returned them within a few days. So I was very pleasantly surprised with the very high quality and performance of this manufacturer's products. The clippers are sharp and clip very well. The grinder is very smooth & quiet but really powerful. It grinds the nails down in about 10 seconds per nail on my German Shepherd with medium sized nails. You can actually see the ground nail dust flying off the wheel. As you can see, my GSD shows no discomfort, pain or fear. Many dogs will be nervous with a grinder. Don't immediately give up and return the grinder. Have a bag of small treats. Turn the grinder on and hold it near their ear and give treats to calm & distract them. Then turn the grinder on (with cap on) and touch their feet so they feel the gentle vibrations and reward wih treats. Then slide the running grinder up the outside of their legs rewarding & distract them with treats. If that goes well with the grinder running (cap on) I would slide it over their whole body EXCEPT for their head. The vibrations on the skull might scare them. Depending how much they relax, you can try grinding a nail. When I first started with Daisy (in video) I gave a very small (meat) treat before and then after each nail so it was about 16 treats. After the 1st couple of times I now give her one treat and then one after each foot and in return as you can see she is calm and cooperative. Also when you 1st start, it's better to take very little off of the nails and do it every few days and when you dog is accepting you can grind down a larger amount. I grind Daily's once a week when I give her a good brushing. To be successful you have to do "baby steps" like i have mentioned above. If you hurt or scare your dog by being too aggressive or impatient in the beginning you will ALWAYS be struggling to clip or grind your dogs nails. You have to realize noise & vibrations are foreign to dogs. If you start slow, your dog will trust you. I just tell Daisy it's "grind nails time" and she jumps on the table and lays down. I know you will really like the quality & performance of this company's product. I almost forgot. I use a nail clipper on my own nails but there is always a rough edge from the clipper. Looking at what it does to Daisy's nails, I decided to try it on mine. I took off the small/medium nail guard and instantly ground smooth the nail edges. A few times I hit my finger tip and as in my video, the grinding wheel is so smooth that it doesn't hurt skin at all. There are two wheels so you can use 1 for your pets and 1 for your family members. Buy this product, you will love it!