Boshel Pet Nail Grinder for Dogs, Dog Nail Grinder Quiet Noise, Dog Nail Trimmers for Large Dogs to Small Puppy & Cats, Nail Clippers for Dogs, Dog Nail File, Dog Nail Trimmer, Dog Toenail Grinder

This one works!
I ordered two other nail grinders from Amazon before I found this one. Unlike the others, it works! I used this device straight out of the box to grind my dogs’ nails at least three or four times before it required a charge. I don’t know how long it took to charge because I plugged it in and went to bed. It was fully charged when I got up the next morning.*PROS: quiet on both settings and powerful even on the low setting.* It’s surprisingly quiet–MUCH quieter than my husband’s electric Wahl beard trimmer, for example–and it doesn’t frighten any of my animals. I use it without the guard so I can get around the pads of their feet and between their toes more easily. We have five dogs that range from 12 lbs. to 45 lbs. and I’ve used it on all of them, even the blind ones. My Tibetan terrier HATES having her feet messed with and tries to set teeth in me, so I can only do one nail at a time with her right now, but it grinds quickly even on the lower setting, so she doesn’t have to tolerate it for very long.NOTE: It is important to immobilize the nail you’re grinding. If you simply touch this grinder to a nail, the nail will skip along the surface, which is painful and scary to the animal. I recommend holding the grinder still and maneuvering the nail against it until you get the nail ground down enough to round off the edges. Then hold the nail still and maneuver the grinder to get smooth edges.*CONS: Gets hot with use.* It does get hot to the touch after about 5-6 minutes of constant use, especially outside in Texas heat, so I either do one paw quickly and then let it cool before I start another one or I turn it off for a few seconds between nails. My pitbull mix has really hard nails that take a bit to grind down. She’s chill so I just turn it off for a minute before I start another nail while she lies there looking pathetic. If you start getting past the pulp close to the quick and the grinder is too hot, they start to pull their paws away. I have not burnt or quicked any of them with this grinder. It’s pretty foolproof. *PROS: Works on hard nails. Nearly impossible to quick a nail.**CONS: Will rip out hair (yours or theirs).* It will rip out a chunk of hair in a blink if you get it too close to their fur when they’re wiggling around (Oops! Only happened once…) or if you are holding the device too close to your own hair. However, I love that I can round off the ends of their nails because they all like to stand up and stretch along my legs while I have shorts on. No more scratch marks! *PROS: Easily grinds down sharp edges.**CONS: Smells bad.* I’ve seen folks complain about the smell when you’re grinding nails. It’s true–it does stink. It smells like burning organic matter (like, hello?) and it leaves dust everywhere, including your clothing and anything near where you’re grinding, like furniture or carpet. I don’t grind with a mask on, but I do it outdoors and I wear glasses to keep the dust bits from flying into my eyes. I highly recommend keeping your mouth closed. That stuff is nasty if you inadvertently inhale it. Ask me how I know…but it’s worth it to be able to groom nails without having to pay $20 a dog every time or risk quicking them with a nail trimmer.BOTTOM LINE: IT WORKS AND IT SAVES MONEY. I highly recommend this grinder. I might even start using it on my own nails…

Good but..
It’s great on terms of grinding the nail without much friction so it won’t scare your dog. My dog was pretty calm and didn’t mind. And it does grind the nail soft after cutting and make it really smooth. My only complaint is that the nail dust from all the grinding goes everywhere and I ended up sneezing idk how many times. You need a mask when grinding if you don’t want to inhale it and a mini vacuum next to you so you can vacuum the area afterwards.

Pleasantly Surprised!!!
My previous canine nail trimmer was a bust. Not enough power, super noisy, crappy sandpaper discs. This one is none of that. I waited a bit to review as I wanted to make sure it really, truly worked. I have a 45 lb. dog and I want those toes short and buffed. The power is more than adequate, the USB charging works fine, the battery holds out of all four paws and beyond (multiple trimmings), and the rotary diamond head is nothing short of great. To be sure, this dog of mine will never like getting her nails done but it makes the job infinitely easier on me, my back, and my wallet. The results are STELLAR. Color me impressed!!!!

The best!
I wish I had found this nail grinder sooner! I’ve been a professional groomer for thirty-seven years, so I have been through many nail grinders. Some of them were good, and some mediocre. When my last Dremel finally died, I was looking for a nail grinder that was smaller and lighter, since I specialize in toy breeds exclusively. Years ago I had an Andis grinder, that was smaller and used the diamond stones, instead of the sanding drums. After looking here on Amazon, I chose this one, and also purchased extra grinding stones. I am extremely pleased with this purchase. It is very light weight, fits my hand perfectly, is quiet, and gets the job done faster than the last couple of grinders I’ve had. The dogs tolerate it much better, as well! I am going to purchase a couple more, to have on hand. If I could give this product more than five stars, I would. Whether you are a professional groomer, or you take care of your dogs nails at home, I highly recommend this product!

Es sencillo de usar, tiene muy buena potencia (2 velocidades), ergonómico, carga por cable, varias opciones para usar, aunque a algunos perros no acostumbrados se les puede dificultar. Lo hemos usado en uno de nuestros perros (no miedoso) y le limamos a la perfección las uñas, ya que hay mayor control para no lastimar la vena y se pueden limar asperezas o pedazos puntiagudos. Hay que detener la uña y pata al momento del contacto con el aparato, ya que por la potencia vibra y se mueve la uña, lo que puede generar que el perro sienta raro o molesto. Al detener la uña hay menor movimiento y se siente más seguro.En perros más ansiosos, recomiendo que hagan aproximaciones al aparato antes de usarlo. En donde se acostumbre al ruido y vibraciones (con la tapa puesta) mientras se le premia al perro, para que lo vaya viendo como algo bueno. Y así llegar al momento en que se le puedan limar sus uñas. Porque si son muy ansiosos el ruido y vibras puede generarles miedo.En nuestro caso ha sido sumamente útil y ya no hay necesidad de llevarlos a corte de uñas, ni tener miedo de cortar la venita de la uña.

The unit is quiet, attractive in appearance, light weight and easy to use.