Stainless Steel Dog Nail Clippers with Safety Guard

Precision Built Around a Safety Guard

• A Guard That Limits Depth

  The round cut-out guard frames the nail so the blade meets only the tip. You see exactly where the cut will land before the handles close, which keeps you well away from the quick.

• Stainless Blades, Clean Cuts

  Polished stainless steel blades hold a crisp edge and pivot on a screw for smooth, even action. Stainless also resists rust after damp grooming sessions, so the tool stays clean between trims.

• Grip That Stays Put

  A contoured two-tone rubber grip in red and black keeps your hand steady during short, careful snips. It holds its position when your hands are a little damp from bath time.

Trim in Four Calm Steps

1. 1
   Dry the paw and hold it gently

   Wet paws slip and twist the clipper. Dry the paw, then hold it firmly but gently so your dog stays still.

2. 2
   Guide the nail through the guard

   Place the nail through the round cut-out opening before you close the handles. The guard shows where the cut will land.

3. 3
   Take small snips

   Cut a little at a time rather than one big bite. Check the cut surface after each snip and stop before you reach the quick.

4. 4
   Smooth the edge with the file

   Use the built-in nail file on the handle end to round off any sharp edge. Move on to the next nail when the paw feels even.