Dremel 761-03 7,000/14,000 RPM Cordless Pet Nail Grooming Rotary Tool

Item works very well and my dog likes having his nails done---NOW!!!
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I haven't bought any of the gadgets yet, but will probably buy this one. After reading the reviews and visiting the websites of pedicure and pedipaws I have come to a wise conclusion I'd like to pass on: Most people don't seem to think much of those two gadgets but most people pretty much like the dremel. The VERY best recommendation----buy the dremel but go to the pedicure website!!!! The videos on how to use these nail sanders and especially on how to prepare your pet before using the gadget are GREAT!!! VERY informative and if you buy the dremel but follow pedicure's directions/videos I bet you AND your dog will be much happier. (I could be wrong but I have the feeling that those folks whose dogs hate the dremel did not take the time to properly get their dog accustomed to it BEFORE actually using the gadget on their dog's nails.)

This dremel works great, in no time my dog's nails were groomed with no pain and no struggle. Also did not have to wait forever for it like the Pedi-Paws or Pedi-cure trimmers, which look the exact same as the above item.

I used to have a poodle, Fifi, until she met the front end of a school bus. I never trimmed her nails. I waited until they grew about five inches, then dug out my handy old Craftsman chainsaw and hacked them off. That is, until I heard about the 85-horsepower Dremel CPNGRT. Or, as I call it, the Dremelinator. I would call it the Trimminator, but that sounds a little wimpy.
Anyway, sadly, Fifi died before I got a chance to try out the Dremelinator. I tried returning it (I bought it at a store, not at Amazon) but the thirty days were up, so I was stuck with a Cordless Pet Nail Grooming Rotary Tool without a pet to use it on. Initially I tested it out on the strays which hung around the area and on my neighbor's turtle. Then, by accident, I found out that the Dremelinator gives a great haircut! Yes, on humans! Pretty soon I was giving all the neighborhood kids haircuts in my backyard, and raking in a fortune. Word spread. Last year I made three million dollars in haircuts and product endorsements. I'm currently writing a book about my enormous success and have already sold the movie rights to New Line Cinema, the people who gave us Lord of the Rings and The Adventures of Pinocchio.

I show cats in CFA and their claws must be clipped before each show. Nail clippers (even the "special" ones for cats) seem to splinter their claws. I ordered this after reading all the reviews for it along with the other 2 similar types of tools offered on TV. This is fantastic. However, I would advise you to get the "fine" 120 grit sand paper rather than the 60 grit that comes standard with the Dremel Pet Tool (I got the 120 grit at the local Ace TrueValue Hardware store). The fine grit works much better on delicate feline claws. My two Russian Blues were not afraid of the tool, even on the first time. I use the low speed and you just have to work with your particular cat and their claws to develop your own technique. I highly recommend this tool - it leaves a smooth end on the claw and takes away all the hassle and struggles involved in clipping a cat's claws when he is not in the mood. THIS IS GREAT!