MAXLAPTER Dog Nail Grinder with LED Light, 3-Speed Rechargeable Electric Pet Nail Trimmer, Quiet Low Vibration Nail Grinder for Small Medium Large Dogs and Cats

I like this but of course my cat doesn't. I have attempted to use it several times. She fights me. I may have to return it and go back to paying the high price of a professional cutting her nails. Definitely recommend it but start using when pet is a kitten. Then they'll be used to it.

this pet nail grinder is amazing, it actually works wonders with extreme ease, my dog loves it too, so quiet and having 3 speeds makes it easier for me, love the color too

Really pleased with this nail grinder. Works perfectly on Beagle, cat and rabbit. Would highly recommend.

quiet and my dog isn't scared. I love it.

Works great on my animals and doesn't hurt them or crack their nails

I think it's nice, it's quiet. It doesn't make a lot of noise. It's easy to charge. My cat went crazy. Yeah, I have to say he does have PTSD . i rescued him, but he went through a lot before I adopted him. there's no way he will let me do it. I tried when he's asleep. I've been using it to file my nails down. So it's not a waste of money. Now, I have 3 grinders and all kinds of things. The trend has nails and I can't trend them. I've even been taking them out back on the cement in my yard and telling him to scratch his paws on pavement But all he does is roll around. If he scratches, it'll trim his nails. the bats had such a hard time. It was a male veterinarian, and his assistant was a male. They said you're gonna have to bring him back. So we can sedate Em, I said, oh no, I'm not last year. My last cat had surgery and he was older and overweight, and I wanted him to be checked before the surgery, and they said, we don't do that anymore well since it was teeth. And eye surgery, they knocked him out with an I v for the teeth. And for the eye surgery, they put a tube down. So he had double anesthesia, they overdosed him, they're trying to tell me who they didn't. I spent two thousand dollars, and he just laid in one spot in my living room. The next morning I took him back to the vets, and when I got there and opened the carrier, he was already gone. it cost me $2,000, which I don't mind spending, but not for somebody to kill my cat. When I told them I wanted him examined first. I would have had separate surgeries done. what they did was say, we're sorry, but he just might have had a clot. I said, mighta doesn't count when my cat is now dead. They didn't give me any money back and a lot of excuses. so I told him, no, you're not sedate. In this cat, the trim his house. There was a female tech bear. She came got and wrapped him in a tail and brought him back with his nails trend. But they said, if she's not there, I would have to have him sedate it. I'm not paying $60 to trim my cat's nails every few weeks. I just heard a few months. So I don't think there's anything wrong with the product. I just think this cat has been through so much trauma. Anything that it is different. He's afraid of. It's not silent. It makes a grinding sound, but it's very quiet and it's nice and smooth. It's not rough, it doesn 't hurt, but so I would say. The product is good. It's just it wont-work on all animals depends on your animal cooperation.

We got this nail grinder for our geriatric dog that we can no longer take to the vet's office for nail trims. We were using the traditional clippers previously and needed to do something different because it wasn't working. The nail grinder we received was just as pictured. For us, it is a long process to grind one nail. This product is likely best used on a mellow animal that doesn't mind the process of holding the paw during time it takes to grind each nail. In our opinion, this appears to be a safer alternative to the traditional dog nail clippers.

I do like this product and it is very quiet which is nice when dealing with claws and possibly teeth, how ever even on the 3rd power setting it will take a pretty good amount of time to get the job done. This will work for you if your animal enjoys a spa day sitting in your lap and getting their nails done. The design is decent but does seem to have quite a bit back flow of dust that expels forwards and that's not great. I think the flaws outweigh the benefits of the low price and quietness.

This thing isn't powerful enough to grind nails. I tried it on myself,my cat and dog. It did nothing.

Doesn't work at all and will not charge etc.