Pet Nail Clippers, Update Version Cat & Kitten Claw Nail Clippers for Trimming, Professional Pet Nail Clippers Best for a Cat, Puppy, Kitten & Small Dog (Black)

I have 7 cats and cutting their claws can be a nightmare. These clippers are so easy to use I can now cut all their claws quickly, effortlessly and with virtually no stress to either my cats or myself! I would definitely, definitely recommend this item!

Fantastic product. My cat gets a little too excited so i am normally covered in scratches due to the current pandemic i was unable to take her to the vets like i would normally do for them to cut her nails. Saw this product and thought its great value so why not try and it did not let me down! My fear i would hurt her wont come true as they are well designed not to hurt them. Always cut less as its better and safer to do that then cut too much.

We have several elderly cats, and because the vets' are now only doing emergencies because of the Coronavirus, we decided to have a go at cutting our cats claws ourselves. My husband has large hands and thick fingers but even he could use these to take the tips of their nails off. Yes I'd definitely recommend them to other amateurs like us.

Glad I purchased these clippers really easy to use hardest thing is to keep my cat still noticed 2 of the claws were starting to go into the pad so as saved my cat a lot of pain and a big vet bill.Just make sure you only cut the very end of the nail off as there is a vain which is in the nail check fir further information before using

My 1 year old cat does not like to get his nails trimmed, so i used this when he was asleep, and it was easy to use and a great grip. Easy to quickly trim my cats nails at home rather then paying each time to take him to the vet.Easy to use, great size, and product arrived quickly!.

Excellent !! Really pleased with these for my small chi puppy! One smooth cut! My chi licked my face all the way throughout!!

Didn't use them as, having never done this before, I found the instructions unclear. The shape of the cutting edge clearly requires to be applied to a cat's claws in a certain way but there's no indication how this should be done. As it's possible to injure the cat by doing it incorrectly I decided not to take the chance and returned them unused. If you have used this type of cutter before they may well be a good example but I cannot attest to that.

I have used many pairs of dog nail clippers from guillotine type, to scissors and even nail grinders.Argie being an older dog doesn’t walk long distancing so his nails grow quite long quite quickly. He isn’t the most obliging patient but with these scissors the nail was quickly trimmed with minimal fuss. He didn’t mind it too much but that’s not saying he didn’t escape a few times but I give him some time and space and we managed it successfully. A few treats later and stress free cutting all complete.Consider it is much easier to cut light coloured nails as you can see the quick. With black nails, trim of small pieces at a time, check end and stop if you see a translucent black or white dot, a light can help. If dogs nails are too long the quick will grow with it, frequent trimming will make the quick recede back to normal length so it is important to regularly trim nails to avoid issues. If you are not confident a vet or groomer will do this for you, but why bother when these do the job so effectively.