GoPets Professional Pet Nail Clipper for Medium or Small Dogs and Cats, Stainless Steel Trimmer Blades Include 1 Nail File, Angled Blades for Quick Safety
Brand: GoPets
Color: Orange

Your Search For The Perfect Pet Nail Clippers Is Finally Over!

Safely & Quickly Get Clean Cuts For Your Pet’s Mani/Pedi Every Time

★ YEARS OF WORRY FREE USE - high quality stainless steel stays sharp making clean and quick cuts
★ NEW 2015 MODEL - Brings the newest innovations and safety designs for you and your best buddy
★ REDUCE THE RISK OF INJURY - With our angled blade design you will easily see your cuts and never overcut their nails again
★ BONUS - Free nail file to round off the edges after cutting to prevent scratching floors and furniture
★ CONFIDENTLY AND EASILY CUT NAILS - With our large ergonomic non-slip handle holding the clippers is comfortable and gives great leverage to make quick clean cuts.

Benefits of pet grooming go beyond just looking great. It improves your pets mental state and behavior. It’s also important for their health!

MUST BE AWESOME - 1000 people can't be wrong, the quality of the clippers will be evident as soon as you pick up the clippers.
GREAT PET NAIL CLIPPERS ON AMAZON - Professional Quality Small Pet Nail Clippers are recommended by veterinarians, animal trainers, and professional groomers for grooming dogs or cats.
CLEAN CUTS EVERY TIME - Made with high quality 2mm thick stainless steel that will stay sharp for years of worry free use. Designed and stress tested for thousands of smooth, quick, and sharp cuts. Stronger than a samurai sword! *Not tested against real samurais.
SAFE AND EASY TO USE ERGONOMICS - Greatly reduce the risk of injury to your pets with the angled blade design to easily see where you are cutting. Easy to lock blades allows for safe and convenient storage. Large non-slip coated handles are comfortable to grip and provide great leverage for fast effortless cuts.
REDUCE THE RISK OF INJURY - With our angled blade design you will easily see your cuts and never overcut their nails again