Dremel 761-03 Cordless Pet Nail Grooming Rotary Tool

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Doesn't replace nail clipping for my dogs

Oh, I was hoping I would be able to stop getting my dogs nail clipped with the purchase of this trimmer... and sadly, no. This works more like a nail file, smoothing out the edges. Which is a good thing, too. But in order to grind down the nails enough to really shorten them, I was having to grind them for a long amount of time. And with 2 dogs (and a lot of nails) I just didn't have the desire to put so much time into it. It is less time for me to drive to the groomers, get them clipped, drive home, and file them with the Dremel. And still have time to spare. So, while I will continue using this -- it will be for to smooth the edges of their clipped nails.

2010-01-14

Sounds like a good idea

bought to do pets nails -- not as easy as states. Tool gets hot against nail too quick. Goes thru batteries way to fast.

2010-01-07

Saves us $10 for each nail grooming

The Dremel Pet Nail Grooming has paid itself off already. It's easy to use and our little dog doesn't fear it anymore. It took 2 or 3 grooming attempts before he didn't mind it. Gave it 4 stars since the quality of the product feels cheap. Its not a heavy duty item by any means. However, for ~ $30 it does a good job.

2009-12-27

Not worth the money

Cheap price, but it shows. The battery compartment is difficult to get back on, and if it is not seated exactly right, the tool doesn't work at full power. My suggestion is to buy the real tool.

2009-11-11

Great way to trim nails, wrong Dremel for the job

I've been grinding nails on my dogs for years now and it is 100X better for your dog than clipping! It doesn't pinch and less chance of cutting too short.

With that said, I've been using the Dremel 2-speed with rechargeable battery for years, I decided to buy a second one after leaving my "old faithful" at my vacation house. Thought I'd try this model - the "pet nail" tool. Well, much to my surprise, it takes 4AA batteries instead of the rechargeable pack. I figured I'd give it a shot since it was here and the dogs were clicking on the wood floors. Well, I didn't even get through both dogs before the batteries quit, and I'm not talking cheap batteries either - I used the Silver/Blue Energizers that have a longer life than average batteries. At 4 batteries per dog, this tool will cost me a fortune. I just ordered another one with the rechargeable battery pack and will just keep this one in my travel bag for when we're away and need an emergency touch up. The one with the batter pack was only $1 more!

Don't buy this model - get the one with the rechargeable pack.

FYI - Dremel told me I could retrofit my battery unit with a battery pack, but it would cost almost as much as the unit itself - no thanks.

2009-10-23

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