Dremel 7300-PT Dog & Cat Nail Grinder Kit

If you're on the fence about getting a Dremel, just do it. This bad boy is amazing. I clip my dogs' nails weekly, which used to be something they would tolerate, but definitely not look forward to. The Dremel takes the pressure off of their nails when I grind them, which makes them more comfortable and content. They actually fall asleep when I use this! There is a buzz, but it's not loud and shouldn't be a problem if you properly desensitize your dog to the new sound/feeling. The charge always lasts long enough for me to get through both dogs - haven't tried it on more than two, but I would imagine it would last for a couple more dogs. All in all, the Dremel is quick, effective, and easy - rather If you're on the fence about getting a Dremel, just do it. This bad boy is amazing. I clip my dogs' nails weekly, which used to be something they would tolerate, but definitely not look forward to. The Dremel takes the pressure off of their nails when I grind them, which makes them more comfortable and content. They actually fall asleep when I use this! There is a buzz, but it's not loud and shouldn't be a problem if you properly desensitize your dog to the new sound/feeling. The charge always lasts long enough for me to get through both dogs - haven't tried it on more than two, but I would imagine it would last for a couple more dogs. All in all, the Dremel is quick, effective, and easy - rather than trimming and filing, you hit two birds with one stone. … more

I used to work for a pet boarding facility and we used the regular Dremel like this one for dogs' nails. Delighted there's now one specifically for dogs. It's easy to hold, has the right power setting (LOW ) to smooth nails without worry of hitting the quick like can happen with clippers. Highly recommend.

So much better then clipping! Our boys love it and it keeps their nails so short! Worrying about making them bleed is a thing in the past! I used YouTube to teach myself and now I’m basically a pro lol! I have three dogs and I do both my parents dogs plus some friends dogs nails. This thing is a beast! We love

I have two dogs (a pit mix and a German Shepherd), doing their nails is so much easier and they look better. I am able to smooth out any rough edges that can't be done with normal clippers. I can also get their nails shorter with the Dremel. The Dremel is not that loud but I started out just touching my dogs nails and giving them a treat and then turned it on and started doing a few nails at a time and giving a treat. I definitely recommend this for people with larger breed dogs that have thicker nails.

My dogs hate getting their nails trimmed. One will let me do it but the other one requires a muzzle and then squirms so much that I end up taking him to the vet or the groomer. I thought this might solve the problem but it is really worse that just trying to clip the nails. It makes a noise and the directions say that you have to condition the dog so in the end, still not able to do the nails at home. The other thing is the directions say do not apply to the nail for longer than 3 seconds at a time, which I get, the thing gets hot. It may work for somebody but it doesn't work for me.

My husband had been clipping our 9 month olds nails, and we had the gel that stops bleeding in case of accidents and all that. I tried to convince my husband about getting a Dremel. He said no (eye roll). Then he figured out when he was clipping them, they were so sharp they were cutting his eye/face! So then I recommended this again, and he agreed (yay). He was apprehensive at first but now we can do his nails much safer and they're less sharp.

I have worked at several places where we would trim and grind nails. Only one place had this tool for grinding nails and it was by far my favorite! It is a great dremel for the price! It works well with any size dog, but of course with larger breeds, such as Great Danes, you do have to put in a bit more work. It would make everything last longer if you do trim the nails before grinding, especially if they are long nails, but it is not necessary. Once again, this dremel is great!

I purchased after reading reviews and watching a couple YouTube videos but I really don’t care for it at all I have tried 3 times and finally the third time he let me try but it wasn’t really as easy as I thought it would be for the stress it causes us both than it died after being on the charger for days

This is a nice tool and works very well. I wish my dog would let me get more than two toenails done before taking off. Also, long hair can get caught (Shih Tzu tail) in the spinning wheel post when the dog bolts away from you. There should be a second button for on/off so it stops spinning when you lift your finger from the tool. There is a three-position slide, Hi/Off/Lo, not really safe when working with an animal.

Got this for a puppy I'm getting in a few weeks who has black nails. I'm too scared to clip them myself, and my groomer friend suggested this dremel. I used it on my other dog who I regularly clip his nails, and he was totally content with the dremel. Didn't care at all and I was able to get closer to his quick without hurting him! It has two settings, a low and high, and the low is a great place to start with sensitive dogs. Definitely recommend this for anyone who has dark nailed dogs or is too afraid to clip their dog's nails!