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Millers Forge Pet Nail Clipper
Description
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Millers Forge Pet Nail Clipper
- - Essential grooming accessory for your pet s health and happiness
- - Plier-style dog nail clippers help keep nails short
- - Heat-treated steel pet nail clippers
- - Different sizes available for dogs of all sizes
Specifications
| SKU | 12009 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Millers Forge |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Red |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 5 IN |
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Manufacturer's Lifetime Guarantee: The Millers Forge Pet Nail Clipper is manufactured to the highest quality specification and is unconditionally guaranteed against manufacturing defects. Should instruments fail to perform due to defective materials or workmanship, Millers Forge will repair or replace at no charge. Simply return to: Millers Forge, 1141 Capital Avenue, Plano, Texas 75074. Guarantee is not applicable if clipper has been abused or allowed to rust.
Hold your pet's paw securely with one hand and clip with the other hand. Cut in one smooth stroke. If your pet's nails are extremely long trim just a small amount and repeat in ten days. Avoid cutting off large amounts at any one time.
Reviews
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BEST! NAIL CLIPPER! EVER!
bogiesmom
14 years ago
After struggling for years to get my very large mixed breed Great Dane's nails c...
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Get the Orange Handle ONLY
WhiskeyBravo2GulfLimaPapa
16 years ago
The quality of the workmanship on the smaller clippers is poor. The main pivot i...
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65 Ratings-Only Reviews
Septo
No, I do not recommend this product.
Adjustment for the stop so loose, it's useless.
Jay Dubbs
No, I do not recommend this product.
This product works
B L Bethel
Yes, I recommend this product.
Red handle works better than the Orange
Kevinandthedogs
Yes, I recommend this product.
Great clippers!
No, I do not recommend this product.
Dull right out of the package
Dinadan1
No, I do not recommend this product.
Nail clipper
Diana1210
Yes, I recommend this product.
Best nail timers.
Courtneykcmo
Yes, I recommend this product.
Questions
Hello, what is the ean number of this product, can i learn?
- EAN-13:0 076681 007676. For the 6.5 inch clipper. EAN-13:0 076681 007430. For the 5 inch clipper. I don't have the packaging anymore. Found these by Googling.
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How do they on 134lb. American pittie
- They work great on my 150lb Rottie so I'd assume you're good
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Do you sell these in any of the Petco stores or is it an online only product?
- Yes, these nail trimmers are sold in the stores. Ted Hughes Millers Forge
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Is this made in Italy?
- No. This particular product is made in Taiwan. Ted Hughes Millers Forge
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Does the large clipper have a safety bar or stop?
- no
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I just received the large dog Millers Forge nail trimmers and they DON'T have the nail guard as described but not pictured. Is the guard optional?
- Only the small version of the Millers Forge nail trimmers have the nail guard.
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Which clippers to use
- The red handled "Safety Bar Trimmers" cut large nails much better than the Large orange handles trimmers. My dog is 65 lbs.
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I originally clicked on this in the cat grooming section. Can I use this on my cat? It says it's a dog grooming tool.
- These would be safe on either cat or dog.
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I was wondering with the add showing 3 clippers in the picture and 2 in the listing. What pair are most of the reviews for?
- Yes that is confusing. My review (Niwashikun) applied to the Large Orange Handles Trimmers.
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Is there any reason why I should not use the large orange handled clippers on a medium dog? The orange ones seem to have better reviews.
- I purchased the Large version of these clippers for my two small 10 lbs dogs and these work perfectly fine on them. I did not want the smaller version because the nail guard obstructs the view of the nail and these do not. It would be quite suitable for a medium size dog and even smaller dogs or cats as long as you know the proper way to cut and trim the nail.
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