SCAREDY CUT Silent Pet Grooming Kit for Dog, Cat and All Pet Grooming - A Quiet Alternative to Electric Clippers for Sensitive Pets (Right-Handed Pink) (16 Count (Pack of 1))

Received my Scaredy Cut Scissors quickly (and with free trimming scissors! 😃) Quality of scissors apparent in weight and design. My Patterdale/Lakeland Terrier has always been a 'challenge' to trim 😕 Not keen on electric trimmers and using standard trimming scissors was difficult to get an even cut. The variety of comb guides supplied were easy to change and give a range of length of cut. Having made initial first cuts, final smoothing trim was extremely easy to achieve, and the results were wonderful! Towsers coat is now shorter and smoother than it has been for a long time, and he's much more comfortable in the Summer heat 😃 The cost of the scissors has easily been out-weighed against what it would have cost at a professional groomers (IF he would of co-operated!) There is little noise as the scissors cut, and I feel more confident that I am able to use scissors near him safely. For a first attempt at trimming Towser I am very impressed with the ease of use and professional finish I can achieve. I would highly recommend this product for anyone who is worried about trying to trim their dogs coat, and although he is not a large dog (and with a little more practice) I'm sure I will get quicker 😉 After many months of searching to find a solution to how to trim Towser, I now have an easy, safe way to achieve tidy results! Thank you Scaredy Cuts! 😃😃😃

Got these for our long haired birman cat. They work reasonably, but his fur is very fine and a lot of it slips out of the blades with each snip, so it would take far too long to do the whole cat with these.In the end I got these clippers Wahl Multi Cut Mains Dog Clipper Set & Instructional DVD Black which are quiet and do a really quick job of it. I still use these to tidy up around his chin and feet a little.I can see that they would be really good for a stiffer fur, or for animals that won't tolerate any noise at all.

Excellent. The only criticism is they need to be sharper. But I got over that I took them to be sharpened. Ideal for my Wired Haired Fox Terrier who hated the noise of the electric clippers. And was stressing him and the groomer out. I don’t know who ended up the worse from the experience.Through the WHF terrier groups its a real debate if our terriers should be hand stripped or clipped. As owners have experienced skin irritations whilst their dogs have been stripped. So this is a great alternative as our dog hates the noise of the clippers. They are easy to use. A fabulous idea and I can honestly say he didn’t end up looking like the sheep dog on the Spec Saver advert. Now If you are based anywhere else other than the UK. You will need to YouTube it.

All right, so it is a great idea. However, I am trying to cut dog fur. My dog has softish fur behind her ears, and it gets very tatty very quickly. Her tum is always coated in manure, as she is a cattle dog. So, there I was, sawing away on the tats, the dog thought I must be trying to amputate something. I would imagine that hair would be easier to work with. I will have to try it on the kids.I found the holes for the fingers woefully too small. Yes, I have larger hands than most men, but my lady fingers kept getting stuck. I then took the rubber guards out. Then my fingers slipped, hurt, and got stuck behind the second knuckle. Panic moment there! The butter saved the day. The dog took off.To be fair, I did get the ear tats without the dog noticing. She was certain they were part of her ear. Only the promise of a pig ear kept her on the porch. I think the product could be improved with a more ergonomic grip and wider holes. The blades were great.

I’ve been buying these for years and they have been amazing for a dog scared of clippers.However I have had to return the last two pairs I’ve ordered- they literally don’t cut the hair and would never get the job done.Have you changed the design or something?

I would be worried about pet injuries with these in the amateur groomer hands. They are sharp and hard to manoeuvre. Very cumbersome for small dogs . They do hurt your fingers due to the metal handle rings . I tried them a few times and reverted to a fine tooth comb and smaller scissors which is actually easier to handle and safer to avoid dog injury ( where fine skin may be pulled up between the wider comb teeth). I also got a tiny quiet shaver .

Perfect grooming scissors for pets especially if they don’t like the groomers

I have a really friendly Yorkierussell who loves everyone but the dog groomer! She has to be muzzled and still tries to bite any one with clippers. I tentatively tried these scissors by combing her and sneaking in a cut! With the help of a small biscuit she sat like a well trained show dog - she is neither lol - and let me cut her everywhere even her face!! Omg, she loved the combing, the attention and just sat there evening rolling over on her back. I am amazed how easy they are to use. I now have a stress free dog who will now get a haircut as and when she needs it. I will save £22 a visit so these scissors will save me money for the cut, the petrol for transport and the wait for the appointment. So glad I bought them and the videos are really helpful for us novices. I bought the blue ones as no pink where available but my dog does not know lol