Paw Brothers Medium-Sized Dog Nail Clippers - 5.5in - Ryan's Pet Supplies

Julien Beaulieu: Overall, it works well so far. Doesn't cut quite as well as aI hoped and do use caution when cutting, the safety does not stay put when you turn the clipper.

United States on Nov 20, 2023

TsunamiMommy: We have an American Bully and her nails are so thick!! This has been fantastic for her. Easily cuts her nails without snagging or pinching. Boom bam done and cookie time for her.

United States on Oct 19, 2023

Rosanne Carbajal: I was not disappointed when I received my order. Good quality and they cut my corgis nails well

United States on Sep 07, 2023

Al: This is my second pair, and omg are they sharp! Seriously they cut like butter, the very first nail I ever trimmed with these made me nervous because I could barely feel the nail as the blades closed.
My previous brand really felt like a hand muscle builder and would crush the nails, which ment a lot of my dogs would fight me.

With paw brothers clippers many of the same clients are much better at their nail trims.

United States on Mar 08, 2023

rick: I got my first pair over 10 years ago. Used them daily on countless dogs, cats, and rabbits. Have never needed sharpening

Canada on May 24, 2019

Goge: Wow! These are great clippers! At the moment we have two Chihuahuas and three Chorkies at our house. That's a lot of little toe nails! Circumstances of family health have meant some delay in doggie pedicures. Faced with a bit of nail overgrowth (nothing horrid like ingrown dewclaws, OUCH!), all the dogs nails needed attention.

I bought these clippers after reading Amazon reviews. I have a pair of small guillotine clippers, but my dogs hate them. They wiggle too much, and it's too hard to get each nail steady inside the hole of the cutters. So I tried this scissors type nail clipper from Paws Brothers.

If you are unsure of your ability to cut your dogs nails correctly, or if your dog wont cooperate with having this done, there are excellent You Tube videos that show you how to train your dog to be a good beauty parlor customer!

Before I started to actually cut their nails, I spent some time handling each dog's feet, with praise for calm behavior and an occasional treat. Then I introduced the clippers, not cutting, just holding them near their feet. Again, praise and an occasional treat. They think their kibble is a treat if I say its a treat and hand feed...

United States on Jan 29, 2017