Quiet Cordless Paw Trimmer for Dogs and Cat

CAD $54.95

  • A slim head that fits between the pads

  • Rounded edges, away from the skin

  • Quiet enough that most pets stay put

  • Cordless, USB rechargeable

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4.7 out of 5 · 1534 reviews

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Full description

The fur between the pads is where the trouble starts.

It mats, it holds grit and road salt, and on a smooth floor it slides under the pads and takes away the grip your dog needs to stop and turn. Scissors near a paw are nobody's idea of a good time, and a full size clipper is too wide to get in there.

This one is built narrow on purpose. A slim head and fine, rounded teeth let you take the fur down between the pads, around the face, and in the sanitary areas, in the small controlled passes those spots need. The rounded edges on the blade guide the fur into the teeth instead of digging into skin.

It's quiet, which matters more than it sounds. Under 45 dB, roughly a normal conversation across the room. Most pets don't object to the trim itself, they object to the noise and the buzz, and this is where a lot of them stay put.

Cordless and USB rechargeable, so there's no cable in the way while you're holding a paw with one hand.

What it's for, and what it isn't. This is a detail trimmer for small areas. It will keep paws, face and sanitary areas neat between grooming appointments. It is not a body clipper, and it won't take down a full coat, so if that's what you need you want a larger machine with a wider blade. Two more honest notes: go slowly on a thick coat, and never push the blade against the skin between the pads. And plenty of cats accept the trimmer on the paws but not near the face, so start where they're comfortable and stop early.

Specs. Stainless steel dual blade with rounded edges. Under 45 dB. USB rechargeable, cable included. Suitable for dogs and cats.

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The fur between the pads is where the trouble starts

It mats, it holds grit and road salt, and on a smooth floor it slides under the pads and takes away the grip your dog needs to stop and turn. You can see it happen: the back legs go out from under them on the way to the kitchen.

Scissors near a paw are nobody's idea of a good time, and a full size clipper is too wide to get in there. This one is built narrow on purpose.

Small controlled passes, in the spots that need them

A slim head and fine, rounded teeth let you take the fur down between the pads, around the face and in the sanitary areas. The rounded edges on the blade guide the fur into the teeth instead of digging into skin.

Go slowly on a thick coat, and never push the blade against the skin between the pads. Two or three short sessions beat one long one, and stopping early is what makes the next one easy.

Quiet matters more than it sounds

Most pets do not object to the trim. They object to the noise and the buzz, and that is where most of them decide the whole thing is not happening. This one is quiet enough that a lot of them stay put through it.

Cordless and USB rechargeable, so there is no cable in the way while you are holding a paw with one hand. Plenty of cats accept it on the paws but not near the face, so start where they are comfortable and stop before they have had enough.

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Against the scissors in the drawer

Not against another brand. Against what people actually reach for when the fur gets long.

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Designed by us, not picked from a catalogue
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Frequently asked questions

What is this for, exactly?

Small areas: the fur between the pads, around the face, and the sanitary areas. It keeps those tidy between grooming appointments.

Will it clip my dog's whole coat?

No. It is a detail trimmer with a narrow head. A body clip needs a larger machine with a wider blade, and trying to do a full coat with this will take an hour and annoy both of you.

How loud is it?

Quiet, by the standards of clippers. The manufacturer puts it under 45 dB, roughly a normal conversation across the room; we have not put our own meter on it, which is why that figure is attributed rather than claimed.

Can I use it on a cat?

Yes, on the paws. Plenty of cats accept it there and object near the face, so start with a back paw, keep the session short, and stop while it is still going well.

How do I charge it?

Over USB, with the cable in the box. Charge it fully before the first session so you are not stopping halfway through with one paw done.

My dog will not let me touch their paws.

Then the tool is not the problem, and no tool will fix it. Work up to it over a couple of weeks: hold a paw for two seconds, let go, treat, stop. Run the trimmer near them without touching them. Boring and repetitive beats one long session that goes wrong.

How short should the fur between the pads be?

Level with the pads, not shorter. That fur is not decoration: it protects the skin between the pads. You are taking away the part that sticks out past them and mats.

How often?

Every four to six weeks for most dogs, more often for a coat that grows fast. If the fur is curling out past the pads, it is due.

Does it help with winter salt?

It does, and this is the Canadian reason to own one. Long fur between the pads traps road salt and packed snow, which is what turns into ice balls on a walk and sore skin afterwards. Fur kept level with the pads holds far less of it, and rinsing the paws afterwards actually reaches the skin.

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