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Old 03-01-2006, 07:47 PM
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Dremel tool

I have found it much easier to use a dremel tool on my dogs/pup nails instead of clippers or the hand nail file. I love my dremel tool and recommend it to everyone saves time and pain.

Does anyone else use a dremel?
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Old 03-01-2006, 07:59 PM
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I like to use the hand clippers for the intial nail clip, then smooth them off with the dremel.
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I have used it for parrot nails but not the dogs. I always wanted to , my vet uses it.
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Old 03-02-2006, 01:53 AM
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Yep i have one and I would never go back, its much asfer and its great because you just cant get a show foot with a clipper
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I do and I love it!

My puppy was terrified of the clippers. All you'd have to do it touch them to his nail and he'd start screaming. First time I used the dremel he fell asleep. Yes... I really love it!
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I recently bought a Dremel. Used it on the Ode the other nite. I can't imagine ever using anything else.
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I don't do it myself, but my groomer uses it on Bogey. His nails are very sharp once cut and when we visit the nursing homes, people would complain sometimes.

So, it talked to the groomer about it and she said she would start using the dremel. I love it!! His nails now are nice and smooth !
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Never heard of it.

Is it electric and kind of like a sander. Whatever it is I have to get one. A yorkie's nails are black so you can't see where the quick is and if you go to
deep it would hurt. Where can you buy them?? Does Pro Dog have them??
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I use the clippers first then finish off with the dremel. This way her nails are not so sharp when she lands on my feet.
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Is it electric and kind of like a sander. Whatever it is I have to get one. A yorkie's nails are black so you can't see where the quick is and if you go to
deep it would hurt. Where can you buy them?? Does Pro Dog have them??
Yes it a electric sander that you can purchase from any hardware store or pet store. You can get a rechargable or corded. Just be careful not to get her hair to close to the grinder.

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