Pedi Paws Pet Nail Trimmer Dog Cat Pedipaws

Pros: So far, so good with my dachshund's cooperation.
Cons: Unit vibrates a little, which may spook pets.

I'd seen PediPaws advertised on the television in the past. We have 3 dachshunds and was wondering how they would react and how effective this PediPaws would be. I happened to be shopping at Staples for something else, saw this, and ended up taking it ...

Pros: Gentle on your pet, does not split or crack your pet's nails.
Cons: It might take a while to get your pet used to the noise and feel.

I have never seen a dog that likes having it's nails cut.  Every dog I have ever seen getting it's nails cut squirm and try to get away from whoever has the nail clippers.  My dogs were no different and it was a constant battle with them to get ...

Pros: Inexpensive, Easy to Return, Does Its Job, Some Pets Might Like It
Cons: Some Pets Won't Like It

After seeing the endless As-Seen-On-TV ads, I thought I might try this thing out.  Watching the dogs and cats just running up to their owners to have their nails trimmed might have been a bit much, but I thought it might be a good idea.  At ...

Pros: Easy, safe, painless, quiet, much less traumatic to my dog than clippers.
Cons: Have to order replacement wheels (but you get 12 for $10).

After seeing the commercial for Pedi-Paws (and the similar product Peticure) I was torn on whether or not to try it.  I have a 2 year old German Shepherd who hates clippers.  We live in a house with hardwood and tile floors, so as soon as her ...

Pros:

Safety cap, lightweight,

Cons:

light-duty, no big benefit over conventional dremel

The first time I saw the commercial for "Pedi Paws" I had to chuckle. This item is a battery operated rotary tool - very much like a Dremel. It is designed to be used to file down you pets nails.The unit is available for purchase everywhere on ...

Pros: Good for taking the sharp edges off cut nails.
Cons: Really underpowered.

Okay, I'm sure that everyone who has a television has seen the commercials for Pedi Paws.  Like most people who have seen the commercial, I was immediately intrigued when I saw it for the first time.We have four dogs.  We have a ...

Pros: A safer alternative to using clippers
Cons: Might not help some pets who are already trimming-phobic

I, like many other consumers, had seen this advertised on TV and thought it just might be helpful. My "menagerie" includes four dogs, of whom three have a phobia of getting their nails clipped. One, a Weimaraner, is too big to have to be fighting with to ...

Pros: None I can think of.
Cons: My dog would NEVER stand for this.
Ad showed blatant misrepresentation with cap left on.

Well, I got my Pedipaws nail filer today. When I saw the video on TV, one of the best selling points was showing how the dog happily let their owner trim their nails with Pedipaws. After examining the product and reading their instructions (get the dog ...

Pros: Much quieter and with less vibration than a Dremmel tool
Cons: Replacement heads sell out quickly at our local store

I just picked up the Pedi Paws Nail Trimmer at PetSmart for $19.99 (CAD).  Cutting my dogs nails has always been a somewhat traumatic experience - especially after I accidently cut the quick.  My husband tried to use his dremmel tool to ...

Pros: None.
Cons: Does not work at as suppose to.

If you want to waste your money don't buy this thing. There is no power at all and if you put a little pressure on the nail the thing stops. If anyone says that this is a good product please keep you receipt because you will return it the same day.