Pet Nail Clippers for Small Animals – Best Cat Nail Clippers & Claw Trimmer for Home Grooming Kit – Professional Grooming Tools for Tiny Dog Cat Bunny Rabbit Bird Puppy Kitten Ferret – Ebook Guide

FOR SMALL PETS: Our claw scissors have been designed to be used on small animals, such as dogs, kittens, puppies, birds and bunny. Use them as kitten nail clippers or as general pet nail trimmers.
SAFE & EASY TO USE: Fitted with razor sharp blades made out of stainless steel and an ergonomic grip made out of a top grade plastic the production of these clippers does not harm the environment.
USER FRIENDLY DESIGN: The stainless steel blade and the handle is finished with a rubberized coating that allows you to securely grip them in order to prevent painful accidents.
INSTRUCTIONAL EBOOK: Worried about clipping your pet’s nails for the first time? Don’t you fret! Just scan the QR code on the back of the package with your smartphone and get the full guide right now.
RISK-FREE GUARANTEE: As with all other pet grooming tools by SHINY PET these cat nail cutter are backed by a lifetime money-back guarantee.

There are lots of reasons why professionals choose our pet paws nail trimmer:

Safe nail clipper head
Sturdy stainless steel blades
Comfortable finger rests
Ergonomic green handle

Compact pet clippers for clean-cut claws

No more painful trimmings. Only a single cut is needed with these nail clippers.

Our pet nail scissors can be used on just about any small animal, including the tiny dog, cat, puppy, kitten, bunny rabbits, ferrets, hamsters, birds, hedgehog, parrot, guinea pigs, gerbils, chinchilla, iguana, lizard, chicken, rat and so on.

Our nail trimmers are safe enough to be used either professionally or at home.
The semi-circular edge of the steel blade ensures a clean, precise cut.
Featuring a windowed opening, the design of the blade keeps the nail visible.
A super grip handle prevents sliding or slipping while trimming your pet’s nails.
Includes a FREE download of our e-book which walks you through the pet nail trimming process so that you can sharpen your pet grooming skills!

Does your kitty disappear when the clippers come out?


[ pic.1 ] The ideal time to trim your cat’s nails is when he or she is calm, happy and relaxed. Keep in mind that it’s best to point your cat’s claw away from you during trimming to prevent scratching and you might also want to cover your legs with a folded up towel or blanket for added protection.	[ pic.2 ] The easiest way to keep your cat’s paw still while you trim his or her nails is by holding it between your thumb and fingers. You want to apply a bit of pressure to make sure the paw doesn’t move, but you don’t want to squeeze too hard because this could cause discomfort.	[ pic.3 ] Most cats will try to free themselves using their hind legs, so you should start by clipping those back paws first to prevent nasty scratches. Some cats let their owners trim their nails as they nap on their laps. This is why you might want to consider keeping a pair of clippers close by when you cuddle with your kitty.	[ pic.4 ] Don’t forget to trim your cat’s dew claws! Located at the front of each leg and just below the wrists, these little claws look like a cat’s thumb. Since these thumb-like claws don’t tend to get used that often, the nails overgrow and can cause your cat pain. Check them out at least once a month to make sure they’re trim.


	Tool #5	Tool #4	Tool #6	Tool #12	Tool #8
Series	Cat	Cat	Cat/Dog	Dog	Cat/Dog
Sizes	Small	Small	Medium	Large	Large
Blades	Angled	Flat	Angled	Flat	–
Dimensions	3.7 x 2.6 x 0.6 in	3.7 x 2.6 x 0.4 in	5.1 x 1.8 x 1 in	6.2 x 2.1 x 0.6 in	7.3 x 1.8 x 0.4 in
Weight	0.6 oz	0.6 oz	2.1 oz	3.2 oz	2.1 oz