4-in-1 Quiet Clipper Kit

A groom costs $70 and takes half a day. This costs less than one visit.

The problem

Most clippers are loud, and a loud clipper is why your dog hates being groomed. Once a dog associates the noise with being held still, every session after that is a fight — so the job gets put off, the coat mats, and you end up back at the salon anyway.

The solution

A low-noise cordless set built around the sound problem, with four attachments that cover an entire groom: clipper head with guard combs for the body, a fine head for face and paws, and a nail grinder for the part most owners dread.

Why owners choose it

• Low-noise motor — the difference between a dog that tolerates grooming and one that doesn't
• Four heads covering body, face, paws and nails
• Guard combs so you can't cut shorter than you meant to
• Cordless, so you can groom wherever your dog is calm
• Pays for itself in roughly one salon visit

Start slowly

Run it switched on near your dog without touching them, several times, before you ever cut anything. Five minutes of that on day one saves months of struggle. Do the body first and leave face and paws until your dog is bored of the noise.

Shipping

Ships from our US warehouse. Current transit estimate is about 7 days. Standard shipping is $8, or free on orders over $70.

Questions

Will it handle a thick double coat?
It handles maintenance trimming well. A heavily matted double coat is a job for a professional first — clippers drag through mats and hurt, which teaches your dog to hate the process.

Is the nail grinder safe?
A grinder is safer than clippers for nails because it takes material off gradually rather than in one cut. Go in short bursts and stop when you see a pale circle appear at the tip.

Can I use it on a cat?
Physically yes. In practice most cats need a professional.