Has any one tried the Peticure?
It's the new thing for filing down toe nail rather that clipping them. It seems so great. Have you had any personal experience near using it? I'm trying to decide if I should get one.
I want one of those, too! They look pretty good, hopefully someone answers on here as to their experience with it!
Some dogs do better than others on it. I just bought the PediPaws, (the cheapest one), because I thought whether it didn't work/or dogs didn't like it
I could easily return it. I am still working with my dogs on it, but aside from the dogs, I do love the Pedipaws. the nail do down immediately. You can only stay on the nail for 5 second max, but it does go down fast.
Answers: Im a pet groomer and I contemplate these things are overrated. If you have a cat or maybe a real small dog, later yeah, it would probably work for you. Ive used the Pedicure and the Pedipaws, and thought they both equally sucked. If you want something that will actually get the job done contained by a timely matter, go to a hardware store and buy an actual dremmel. Its much more heavy duty and will capture the job done a whole lot faster.
My co-worker bought one, and he said he didn't like it because he has larger dogs, and he didn't think it worked as correct as he would have liked. He also said it would have probably worked really ably for a smaller type of dog.
Another fancy Dremmel.
I'm glad i read this question and adjectives the answers... now i don't have to waste my money on it... I've already get plenty of Dremmels... thanks
I've tried it...it's OK. It works fine if you enjoy small dogs, but if you have a dog that's over like 40 lbs, it's of late not powerful enough. Putting a bigger dog's nail against it stops the head from spinning...
I'd right to be heard save your money and buy a good cordless Dremmel instead and then be in motion in the Peticure website and buy the attachment that goes on the end of the dremmel (the one next to all the holes in it that catches the pin dust)
they don't work. don't buy one.
