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PediPaws is the revolutionary nail trimmer for your dog or cat. It’s the newest and fastest way to keep your pet’s nails trim rounded and smooth with no mess! Now you can easily trim your pet’s nails anywhere without the pain caused by traditional nail clippers. The secret is PediPaws precision emery filing wheel that gently removes thin layers of nail to leave your pet’s paws touchably soft and your home safe from scratches. The unique protective cap allows only the perfect amount of nail to be removed and contains all the filings so there’s no mess! Start treating your pet like one of the family. You and your pet will love PediPaws!
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
727 of 746 people found the following review helpful
By S. E. McHone
Before you can actually use this product you first must accustom your pet to the PediPaws. Unless he or she is in a coma, your pet will absolutely despise the sound and vibration of it. Don't let that deter you! As the caring, dedicated pet owner that you are, you will persevere!
After one very long week, I learned that Sophie the dog is more patient than stubborn, and grudgingly learned to "put up" with the tool. However, Fuzzy the cat refused to do the same--he saw no need to suffer fools gladly.
The experience revealed two major drawbacks with the PediPaws: It files the nail in miniscule amounts at a time and can only be used in bursts of 7 seconds or so. (If used longer, the heat generated through friction could injure your pet.) If your dog's nails are overlong, this project could take you days---maybe weeks. Even if the nails were recently trimmed, you will have to constantly file them to maintain that length.
If you and your pet are extraordinarily patient, you would probably not even worry about purchasing this product, but you might enjoy the challenge of using it nonetheless. If you find it hard to resist a new gadget or power tool, I recommend buying the complete Dremel Drill Tool Set. That way, when you abandon using it to file nails, you will be able to find less dubious uses for it.
As for myself, I intend to keep it and, during evenings while watching TV, I will file my own nails. It is my hope that its sound, vibration and heat will remind me to never again purchase anything that is: "As Seen On TV."
After one very long week, I learned that Sophie the dog is more patient than stubborn, and grudgingly learned to "put up" with the tool. However, Fuzzy the cat refused to do the same--he saw no need to suffer fools gladly.
The experience revealed two major drawbacks with the PediPaws: It files the nail in miniscule amounts at a time and can only be used in bursts of 7 seconds or so. (If used longer, the heat generated through friction could injure your pet.) If your dog's nails are overlong, this project could take you days---maybe weeks. Even if the nails were recently trimmed, you will have to constantly file them to maintain that length.
If you and your pet are extraordinarily patient, you would probably not even worry about purchasing this product, but you might enjoy the challenge of using it nonetheless. If you find it hard to resist a new gadget or power tool, I recommend buying the complete Dremel Drill Tool Set. That way, when you abandon using it to file nails, you will be able to find less dubious uses for it.
As for myself, I intend to keep it and, during evenings while watching TV, I will file my own nails. It is my hope that its sound, vibration and heat will remind me to never again purchase anything that is: "As Seen On TV."
159 of 162 people found the following review helpful
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I was excited when my pedipaws arrived, my dog hates having her nails trimmed and keeping her still is a chore. I acclimated my dog just like the instructions say, and she did okay but the pedipaws didnt. It's basically a grinder so you would think its easy, but the thing only has one speed, a safety guard that blocks your view, and is bulky and awkward. I managed to grind down my dogs nails, but not smoothe them well. I do not expect everyone to have the same experience that I have, but I still would not reccomend this product.
141 of 146 people found the following review helpful
By BAF
I am a professional dog groomer, and we hear SO many complaints about this tool, and have gained so many new nail grinding clients since it's introduction. It doesn't have good battery life, and isn't tough enough for a large dog's nails.
The Dremel MiniMite is a MUCH better investment, because it actually has enough power for larger dog's toenails. It is light weight, not too noisy, easy to control. I've only had two dogs in the past month (out of a couple hundred) that objected to it too badly to finish the job.
Dremel 750-02 Minimite 13,000 RPM 2 Speed 4.8-Volt Cordless Rotary Tool
It doesn't have a guard, but just do a swipe at a time until you figure out how much it'll take off. If youre not sure how to do this, google "toenail grinding" and you'll be able to figure it out pretty quick.
It is still possible to quick dogs with these tools, and if you press and hold them, the heat caused by the friction does become uncomfortable.
For really long nails, it's best to trim off the excess with a regular nail trimmer, and then after that you can upkeep them without trimming, just the grinding.
The Dremel MiniMite is a MUCH better investment, because it actually has enough power for larger dog's toenails. It is light weight, not too noisy, easy to control. I've only had two dogs in the past month (out of a couple hundred) that objected to it too badly to finish the job.
Dremel 750-02 Minimite 13,000 RPM 2 Speed 4.8-Volt Cordless Rotary Tool
It doesn't have a guard, but just do a swipe at a time until you figure out how much it'll take off. If youre not sure how to do this, google "toenail grinding" and you'll be able to figure it out pretty quick.
It is still possible to quick dogs with these tools, and if you press and hold them, the heat caused by the friction does become uncomfortable.
For really long nails, it's best to trim off the excess with a regular nail trimmer, and then after that you can upkeep them without trimming, just the grinding.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
3.0 out of 5 stars
Okay
My dog hated it ( Yellow Lab ) . He could not get use to sound & I wonder if it tickled him also. Stop using after the third time .
Published 3 hours ago by Glenn P. Hapenny
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Price
The Item works great but my dog really doesn't care for it just because of the noise
but it works at least
but it works at least
Published 3 days ago by James M Pilaczynski
5.0 out of 5 stars
great
PediPaws Pet Nail Trimmer bought it for a friend and they love it makes it easy to clip nails thanks
Published 7 days ago by joe campos
1.0 out of 5 stars
PediPaws
I couldn't get within three feet of either of my dogs when this thing was turned on. I gave the refill and the trimmer to a charity that has a thrift store. Read more
Published 10 days ago by Linda W. Rawle
1.0 out of 5 stars
It was way too loud and stopped working after the 2nd day
It was way too loud. Family member has one and it is not as loud. Dog did not like how loud it was.
After the 2nd day it just stopped working
After the 2nd day it just stopped working
Published 12 days ago by Sandy
1.0 out of 5 stars
don't waste your money
might be good for cats.... sucks for dogs. does not file well, takes forever, very slow. again, don't waste your money
Published 14 days ago by suqiit
5.0 out of 5 stars
Perfect
I read the reviews and was a little nervous that my dog would freak out when I tried to use it but she was fine and it did a great job! Read more
Published 16 days ago by Kimberly
4.0 out of 5 stars
Works well.
Only one minor problem: I found that I needed to remove the guard in order to access my cat's claws. I generally do only 2-3 seconds per claw.
Published 21 days ago by Peter R. Robinson
1.0 out of 5 stars
Broke with First Use!
This product was a complete waste of money! Top/main piece broke off during our first use on our dog. Terrible item. Very disappointed.
Published 27 days ago by Kristi Tarpley
2.0 out of 5 stars
Eh...
Had one before. It was great. Well made and did the job right. But this one, although the same maker/brand was not of the same quality. It seemed cheap and poorly made. Read more
Published 28 days ago by JFKrumenacker
