Dremel 7300-PT 4.8V Cordless Pet Nail Grooming and Grinding Tool

Chelsea: Absolute workhorse. We use these all day in the salon and they've yet to let me down.

Canada on Nov 07, 2023

jp: A very good powerful grinder for my dogs nails. But it is very hard to disconnect the rechargeable battery I have arthritis in my hands so it is hard to do this.

Canada on Oct 21, 2023

Deb: I purchased this for my Rottie and he hated it. Years later I got it out of storage to try on my Bernadoodle. Make sure you dont hold it on the bottom. She doesnt mind it and it makes nail grooming so much easier.

Canada on Sep 30, 2023

Deyra Pruneda: De verdad ha cambiado la dinámica con mi perrita al cortarle las uñas, ahora limándoselas. Fue todo un proceso para que se acostumbrara, después de mucha paciencia y premios, pude limarle sus uñas. Le causa un poco de incomodidad pero he notado que poco a poco se le pasa y hasta la arrulla jajajaja tengo ya varios meses con él, sigo usando la misma lima con la que venía puesta y lo he cargado como 2 veces, le dura mucho la pila. Definitivamente lo recomiendo!

Mexico on May 04, 2023

Amazon Customer: Really useful for use on dogs that are scared of clipping their nails. One of the best life savers for a dog parent. But battery doesn’t last long. Need to recharge it after 10-15 mins use.

India on Jul 01, 2022

J4: I just received this in the mail yesterday. I feel so dumb for not buying this years ago. It is amazing. Here’s what I have:
3 chihuahuas(all<8) and 1 short legged jack Russell(25 lb)
Okay of my dogs two we never cut their nails. They are rescues and hate it. Plus they have black nails. But one ripped off his dew claw and my heart broke. So we had to find a way. Now understand I have tried treats, training and peanut butter etc. I guess I just don’t know what I’m doing because I cannot get those dogs comfortable with having their nails cut. Now with the dremel, they still freak out. But it’s faster and safer. So I had to hold them against the bed and my body and cover their eyes while talking and petting them comfortingly, like when they get their temp taken at the vet, while hubby did the nails with the dremel. It was so much easier. I tried to give them treats but they weren’t having it until it was all over. I hate having to do it, but the alternative is nails getting ripped off because they are too long, so I have to say this is the best way to go for us. Plus they aren’t rough and sharp post trim which is a huge plus.

Ok the two other dogs, one is...

United States on Jul 28, 2020

KellyKelly: Wow, this is a GREAT tool for doing dog nails! We recently adopted an 80lb 3 y/o Labradoodle who hates going to the groomer (plus it's super expensive) and hates having his feet touched. I bathe him at home once a week and want to start trimming his nails on my own too but frankly it sacred me to death because he's got really long quicks. I decided to buy this and try it out. Once my dog got used to it (it took a few tries and lots of treats for him to get comfortable letting me use it on him for all his feet) it is SO EASY to use and works amazingly well and FAST! I use it on the high setting and it really isn't very loud at all. It only takes 5-10 seconds per nail on that setting, at least in my experience. Here are a few tips based on my trial and error:

It came in the box with some charge but I highly recommend you charge it fully before using it for the first time so it doesn't die half way through a foot.

If you're overwhelmed by the manual, don't worry, you're not alone. There is one Dremel tool manual that tells you practically nothing about the nail trimming aspect and is more about Dremel tool use in general. Skip that and go straight for the smaller manual...

United States on Sep 11, 2017