Premium Dog Nail Clippers with Safety Guard for Safe, At-Home Grooming from Simply Pets Online

joe: Very easy to use and very effective in their use.

United Kingdom on Oct 15, 2023

Mike B: Does the job and feels strong

United Kingdom on Oct 02, 2023

Dean: Blade lock after 3 uses became loose and falls into lock position creating a frustrating experience especially with a dog that dislikes it already

United States on Aug 11, 2023

Amazon Customer: I usually stick with Millers Forge clippers but bought these after the untimely loss of my last pair as they were available for next day delivery and had good reviews.
I'm massively disappointed. They're nothing like as sharp as needed for very large dogs with hard nails and the amount of force required to clip causes unpleasant pinching of the nail before it finally cuts through.
Now, I do have pretty weak hands for various reasons but I've never, ever had an issue cutting even giant breed nails with decent clippers with my millers forge sets but I've just had a struggle to cut my lurchers nails with these.
Super disappointed at the wasted money.

United Kingdom on Jul 22, 2023

JAB: Our dog is a yellow Labrador never had its nails done before no need she is 8years 10 months I tried do use them but she was struggling and I it moved the safety bit, I thought it would have stayed in the safety position. But I agree it was myself and Jodie’s fault. For other dogs very good.

United Kingdom on Jul 12, 2023

Joel: Works great on my bigger dogs. Their nails are fairly thick and these cut through them very easily. Product also seems like a fairly good quality should hold up for a lot longer than the cheaper clippers I’ve bought before.

United States on Jun 29, 2023

Mr. D. Regan: Needed a new set of nail clippers for our three dogs (two labradors and a cocker spaniel) and bought these. When they arrived I used them to trim the dew claws of the younger lab, and they worked perfectly. Nice clean cuts and no discomfort for the dog.

United Kingdom on Jun 23, 2023

Kyra: These clippers are nice and sharp, they are able to easily cut my German Shepherd’s nails. Though be careful as the handles are a little flimsy and will bend while cutting the nails, you may get pinched if not held the right way

United States on Nov 01, 2022

Lauren F: First off, this is not a paid review or anything of the sort. I actually never bother to write these, but sure do appreciate all you other folks that do!

These clippers are really the best. I have a 14year old medium sized girl and her nails are black. I've never had to bother with clippers because we're active and they tend to keep themselves pretty short. This year her activity level plummeted, her age finally caught up to her. Well our walks went from twice a day to maybe twice a week. her nails have gotten to the point where they click the hardwood and most recently I even think she's stepping on her front feet a little tenderly because of them.

In the last few months I've purchased two other pairs of clippers and being the amateur that I am, couldn't have been more freaked out. One pair wasn't nearly tough enough and the second pair got caught on itself and wouldn't release or cut the nail. I had to break them to get it to release. Of course shes in complete panic mode having her nails done so the poor performance of the clippers sure didn't help matters much.

From reviews and a little youtube action I decided on these. One, for the quick guard seeing as...

United States on Jan 03, 2019

Jean Grey: I have a female 14 year old Golden/Labrador mix. She had surgery years ago to repair a torn cruciate ligament, and along with pain in that leg plus severe osteoarthritis throughout her body, she experiences sensitivity all over her body, including her paws. Added to that difficulty is my inexperience at trimming dog claws and my temerity to do so. I put off buying dog nail clippers for weeks and procrastinated trimming her for days, but the sight of her overgrown nails was too much to bear. I thought it posed a fall hazard, so I picked a time when she was relaxed and started trimming.

I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to trim my sweet dog's very hardened nails with these extra-sharp clippers. I read the manufacturer's very helpful instructions (twice) about being careful not to clip too closely to the nail quick. I had explained briefly to my dog what I was about to do, and I petted her. I took a deep breath and began by trimming just a tiny portion at a time. She didn't flinch as she normally did when I touched her paws. She let me trim four nails before she withdrew her paw. I gave her a treat, and she let me trim three more. Then she got up and walked away to...

United States on May 28, 2014