Dremel 7020-PGK Pet Nail Grinder, Quiet Electric Dog Nail File Care Set with 4 Sanding Discs, Safe Alternative to Dog Nail Clippers and Trimmers ,Grey

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When you're looking for a long-lasting, pro-style nail drill, this option from Atwood Industries is one of Aaron's go-to purchases.

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When grinding a dog’s nails, always follow the manufacturer’s instructions, such as using only the lowest power setting on the Dremel PawControl 7760-PGK.The Wahl Classic Dog Nail Smoother has a small form factor—it’s impressively lightweight at only nine ounces—that's easy to use and maneuver. The downside of this dremel is every podiatrist will tell you, the charge does not last very long, and it does nothing to take care of the problem of nail dust. But this can also mean that, if you are not careful, using a regular Dremel directly on the nail can cause injuries. She is now delightfully devoted to helping humans discover and select the most favorable products for their pets.

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The rubber-coated handle makes it easy to grip and the blades can be replaced, extending the lifetime of the clippers. In our tests we preferred to remove the sheath for maximum maneuverability, but if your dog is willing to sit still, the tidiness resulting from the sheath is a solid bonus.

If the person does not know how to properly use the nail drill, hold it properly, and understand the different speeds, nails can be damaged,” she says. Grinders don’t create splits or splinters like clippers can; instead they leave a smooth nail that’s unlikely to catch on anything or accidentally scratch. Combined with its quiet operation and included safety cap, which guides your dog's nail so you don't accidentally over-grind into their quick, the Wahl Smoother is a good pick for beginners. However, the Smoother's small size limits its use primarily to small dog breeds like Yorkies and Shih Tzus (it's also a good pick for other small animals, including cats, rabbits, birds, and guinea pigs). A dog's nails should receive regular trims every three to four weeks to prevent discomfort when walking, and potential health complications, like infections from overgrown nails.