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Conair Nail Clipper, Small (Colors May Vary)

Conair Nail Clipper, Small (Colors May Vary)Brand: Conair
Category: Pet Products


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Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars 21 reviews
Sales Rank: 74,056

Color: Silver
Media: Misc.
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 2 x 0.5 x 5

Model: PGRNCS
UPC: 074108079824
EAN: 0074108079824
ASIN: B000OBIA70

Release Date: January 1, 2007

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Features:
  • Features safety guard
  • Exclusive gel grip handle

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Product Description
Small pet nail clipper


Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 21



4 out of 5 stars It cuts nails   July 18, 2010
O. Archer (WV. USA)
It works fine. The length guide is handy. It does however require that you got the right size tool for your dog.


5 out of 5 stars The extra couple of $ means much longer-lasting use!   June 13, 2010
H. Grove (Maryland, USA)
The best thing about the Conair clippers is that they don't dull easily at all, even when dealing with thick, overgrown cat claws. The extra couple of dollars you'll spend over the cheap clippers is more than made up by the extra months you'll get out of them. The spring-loaded mechanism is very handy for making a quick, clean cut. The handles have a great ridged grip to make it easy to hang onto them snugly. All in all, a great little investment that'll really help keep your cat's nails in proper shape.


5 out of 5 stars No pinching of the nails!!   June 6, 2010
Rugfitter (Auburn, CA USA)
I was real happy with the results using these nail clippers. They don't pinch the dogs nails as the old pair did. I have two Cavalier King Charles dogs. When I went to clip their nails it used to be a bad experience, but after I clipped two nails on each foot, they mellowed out and gave me NO GRIEF!! These are a great investment (small) & well worth the money.


5 out of 5 stars TiredMom   May 16, 2010
V. Holler (Ohio)
Love this clipper. Now I just need four more hands to hold the cat while I trim his nails!


5 out of 5 stars Safety Nail Clippers For Pets   February 25, 2010
J. Dougherty
Great little clippers for the price. Quality made with a metal safety piece so that you do not cut the nail too far back. I would highly recommend.

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