Purrcision Feline Cat Nail Clippers Stress-Free, Expertly Crafted in Japan, Neater, Easier, Safer, 30% Thinner Blades, No.1 Seller in Japan!

I have been trimming cat and dog nails for 30+ years. The scissors get dull after the first use. They will keep cutting but after a short time the animals dread it. The nails arent well cut, crack, sometimes 2 cuts are needed to make a non-shredded end of the nail. Horrible for all. These are like cutting through butter! None of the 3 animals I have been using it on appear to care less. Beautiful trims and calm pets !!! Cannot recommend this more!!!!

My cat still hates them but theyre much sharper than Im used to and get the job done much quicker than my previous cheaper pair.

I take the Made in Japan seriously. If I got a knock-off, whoever copied made a great product. It works very well. I kept telling the cat : Made in Japan - only the best quality for you, mister. He did not seem to be sold on the idea. He is a screamer by nature and the defensive wailing starts before I even get a chance to touch him for his mani-pedi. But these are quick on the job, so the torture is done with in no time.

I like that my hand is supported while maneuvering the clippers. I have arthritis and they give me the support I need to clip quickly. Both of my senior cats appreciate a quick clip.

Amazing cat nail clippers that work like a dream! Smooth like butter where you can’t even hear the clipping sound when the nail is cut. Also doesn’t cause splinters. Highly recommend!

If youve ever tried to cut your cats nails, you know its not easy, especially with those awkward clippers that are out there. Throw everything away youve ever used before and use these. Amazing!!! Easy and Stress-free!!!

After trying many different cat nail clippers I found these on Amazon. What a great product! Very easy to use and cuts quickly and sharply with no nail debris left behind.

I like these clippers more than the typical kind that grasp or close in on the cats nails. Theyre lighter and less imposing to the novice than the typical kind. However, in both cases you need a cooperative cat. I suggest viewing a few videos before you decide whether to buy or not and to consider your cats disposition and reaction to having their nails cut as well as their nails themselves. My cat is very mellow almost all of the time, but his nails are sacrosanct. This means that its best to approach this as something that happens over multiple days and ideally when hes groggy. Its difficult to tell where the quick is on his nails, so while I had the powder nearby in case of bleeding, I employed the burrito method, where one wraps the cat in a blanket, and I was conservative with how much I clipped off. I didnt cause any bleeding, but his nails grew to a point where I heard him again as he sauntered across the hardwood floors...and felt him when he pawed at me. Fortunately, soon after, vets/pet groomers were open for routine appointments again, so I had them cut his nails to see the difference. They cut much more nail than I, though they hit the quick on one of them. Am I out of the nail-cutting business? No, Im still in the learning phase. For now, I see my role as giving my cat trims in-between visits to the vet/groomer, and this is a good product to work with.

Good quality, sharp.

Highly recommend these trimmers for cat nails. They are easy to use and they trim very cleanly without leaving little bits like the other pet nail trimmers I have used over the years.