Dog Grooming Clippers Kit-Electric Rechargeable Cat Trimmer Tools-Cordless Quiet Pet Nail Paw Grinder-4 in 1 Multifunctional Low Noise Shaver-Razor for feet Face Ears Toenail Eye（Pink）

I’m a groomer of 20 years with Andis clippers exclusively, but I needed to find something tiny and cordless because me and my toy poodle are getting arthritic and I can’t be lifting her legs to give her clean feet with a big heavy corded clipper. I bought this because it was cheap and returnable. Not gonna lie, the generic photoshopped advertisement and the pop-up no-name brand still had me hesitant. The video “demonstration” of this thing is laughable. They show somebody using it in a way that nobody should ever use any clipper lol.But it’s GOOD! I’m so happy. It’s quiet and tiny and does not have chipped edges on the blade or anything which I was very concerned about. TO PEOPLE WHO CAN’T GET IT TO CUT: It has a slow motor. That’s why it’s so quiet. You need to crawl the blade. You’re working with a tiny miniature tool (I used the smallest blade for her tiny toes) and a slow motor, so you have to kind of shave to-scale if that makes sense. Make sure you press the back side of teh blade against your wrist to test the temperature because it can still heat up just like any clipper blade.I’m gonna edit my review if anything goes sideways, but from using it today I’m extremely happy with it. Let’s hope it has some longevity. I can’t believe I paid less for this kit than I do for a single ceramic grooming blade lol.

This is the quietest shaver I have purchased so far. It's plastic and metal cutting teeth left both of my long-haired, matted cats without scratches and skin damage.In the past, metal/metal cutting teeth have left scraps on my older boy. This one was way more gentle on him.When I've paid for sedation grooming, it's cost over $150 dollars at my local Vet Clinic. 😑 I thought I was going to have to pay for my skittish girl to be groomed by the Vet. She was very matted. This tool was quiet enough for me to groom her without enduring too much fight from her. She only scratched me a few times.It holds enough of a charge to completely groomed one cat fully. That is shaving an entire body, excluding head and feet.Even if I have to buy this tool, again, after 3 or 4 shaves... it's worth it. I would buy it again.

so, I have three toy poodles and they are wonderful but very difficult and expensive to groom. I've already gone through a Wahl and another random clipper. the problem is that their hair is so thick and the dogs are so scared of EVERYTHING! so this low noise clipper I thought would do the trick.I've used it periodically over the last week or so because I wanted to try it out long enough to see if it would last. I've almost conditioned the most scared one (Tribble) into not hating it. today she didn't try to run away for the first time. I used the little detail to trim her face and the crusty pieces around her eyes and it worked pretty well and she didn't freak out.Carlo (pictured, the easiest one) got a couple of sessions this week, he got his nails did, also got a little trimming around the face and around his naughty bits. (not pictured because no one wants to see that)The third poodle, Paparazzi, hates everything. but he actually let me fully groom him with this thing. I only got bit once (usually three or four times)! it's really good at trimming body hair, especially curly knotty poodle locks, with minimal pulling.I like that it comes with many different attachments and they are easy to change. the razor is comfortable to hold, and it doesn't get too hot. and charging is easy with the cord.I like it! happy I got it. I'll update this if I need to ever replace the blade.

This kit looked well-made and came with all the essentials for at-home grooming. It was quiet and lightweight out of the box, which I appreciated. I ended up returning it before trying it out—just didn’t end up needing it. But based on presentation and design, it seemed like a solid option.

Got this for my cats. I have a Manx and polydactyl Siberian. I use the shaver for a sanitary shave on my Manx, and to trim the long toe hair that makes them slip on the hardwood floor. They didn't like it at first, but quickly tolerated it. I still use clippers instead of the rotary sander, as the sander is too big for little kitty paws and can hurt them.

I love how quiet this is and the head with the tiny blade. I have 2 small dogs and this gets in between their toes perfectly! It also helps clean their face up.It doesn’t feel too hot which is nice, since the last thing I wanna do is burn the babes.For the price, I couldn’t be happier. It works better on their feet then a more expensive trimmer I have.I have a half poodle and cuts through her curly hair well!

This didn’t really work for my doodles hair. With the guards on, it barely trimmed at all. I would run it down her whole body and only a tiny bit of hair would come off because that tiny amount would get stuck in the guard and it wouldn’t clip until you cleared the guard. Happened with both small and large guard. I ended up having to remove the guard and free hand the clipping which did work technically just is very uneven since I’m not a pro. It’s also pretty quiet so my dog wasn’t scared of it and was only a little tentative while I was clipping right by her ears. I will be returning because I need one that works with the guard on.

This is a purchase for our senior dog with prolong standing difficulties at the groomer. We are so pleased with the performance and ease of use and cleaning up is super easy. Charging is quick and battery lasts for quite some time. Especially happy that we can trim around the nail safely and keep paw hair neat.