Resco Original Deluxe Dog, Cat, and Pet Nail/Claw Clippers. Best USA-Made Trimmer, More Colors & Sizes

Very sharp professional clippers Easy to use. Just need the digs to sit still now 🤣

Best nail cutters I’ve used for trimming my lurchers nails.

Best and original guillotine claw clipper for small to medium sized dogs. My second purchase after 40 years, as I was after a coloured version.

I was initially worried about clipping my dog's nails myself but it proved easy to do. During my first attempt I broke off rather than cut a few nails but quickly go a hang of it and I now get a consistently smooth cut with these clippers. Happy with the purchase and so is my dog.

Awful. Crunches nails rather than cutting cleanly through causing nail to splinter and crack poor dog is in pain. Expensive mistake.

My dog was not at all keen on having her nails clipped but these have made a huge difference. I can see with more accuracy the exact point I’m cutting each nail and she seems more relaxed. The blades are also replaceable which is a definite plus point. Delivery was earlier than expected .

These work very well and cut the nails quickly so the dog doesn't get distressed. It's the brand that vets use

I find these a little challenging for using on smaller dogs nails, they feel a bit clumpy, the large ones are great.

Only ones that work & don’t break. Great product

Best clippers I have found. Works on even the hardest of nails

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Better than other brand that had used. Blade is sharp and easy to trim the nails with little effort

I have had dogs for 20 years, my wife pretty much tells everyone that any dog I own has hit the canine lottery. I truly love my dogs, the problem has been trying to be confident about not hurting them when I cut their nails. It goes something like owner nervous, dog nervous, makes cutting nails even more difficult and truthfully leads to maybe one nail being cut before chaos ensues, thenTrip to vet pay $10/dog for clipping. Something finally clicked in me where I feel confident and felt like longer nails where more harmful than me possibles getting the quick a time or two. There was one other major change a sympathetic groomer advised getting the guillotine style trimmer and more specifically this one. The scissor clipper may work for some, and I owned arguably the best pair of those available, but requires an inexperienced trimmer to be more stressed. The dogs paw often moves forward and back slightly. The scissor type requires far more experience. The guillotine stile on the other hand is passed over the nail, the interior of the clipper prevents a nail from going to deep, but it cuts out the needing to track the dog. One added thing is the squeeze of the handles is inline with all this movement. That may overt complicate the process, but I can tell you in practice this style made it possible for me to over come my phobia. Moreover after several weeks of tipping the nails, the dogs like it. And no more click, click, click when they travel across hardwoods or concrete. At the end it provides one more opportunity for the dogs to receive love and praise, one less trip to the vet, and oh yeah money in the pocket. When I start clipping my other dog instantly wants their nails clipped. So I have to do it when someone can distract the other dog or first thing in the morning when they are in their kennels. Good luck, and I promise if I can cut my dogs nails - anyone can. Btw, if you are really having trouble for getting a feel for it, the groomer told me to practice on chopsticks.