I want to clip between a Shelties toenails so that I can clip his toenailss without pulling hair so I need a narrow clippers
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Dear Cash01...I use my Osters for everything...though it took some practice. This includes trimming between the toes. It is really important to not cut the webbing so you must move the hair between the toes in such a way as to avoid any nicking of skin. I pull hair upward and then shave from above toenails straight back across the area above the toes and webbing.
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I have cockers, and I use scissors to do what you say. Then I trim the toenails. Be certain not to go into the quick when you do the toenails.
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if its knotted you may want to try a 4 or 5 blade, if your clippers use detachable blades. use the combs for maintenance. you must be able to get a comb completely through your dog before you use these combs or you can hurt your pet.
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Wish I could help you, but I returned these clippers after one use they quit working
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Yes. We have our groomer clip the nails and put on the soft paws during the grooming process.
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I can't get them off my dogs nails, he won't let me near his feet with any kind of clipper/scissors. Now he has started to catch his own hair on them. Wish I hadn't used them.
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The standard for finger nail clippers are 3/8" and toe nails 1/2" I have a box full of all types and makes since 1952, and measured those just for you. An 1/16 of an inch here there shouldn't make much difference, the cutting edge and it's longevity is where the emphasis should lay.
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We have a yorkie and a Lhasapoo. Use a3 3/4 FC blade and the comb at whatever length you want. Hopes that helps.
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This works really great however my Boston Terrier's don't like the sound or the vibration. So I use a Guillotine style nail clipper. They tolerate this type better than the side cutters.
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dogs usually have very thick nails - i wouldn't recommend using these clippers on one.
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I would go for a smaller trimmer version, this one is more suited for clipping the body just b/c of the width of the blade. I have a giant schnauzer with huge feet and it was wider than I would like to trim his feet just b/c it was hard to get the blade head between his pads.
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No you need the large size. Pugs have thick tough nails. You need this size and power of the large clipper to clip safely. The small clippers are more appropriate for dogs like yorkies and puppies.
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Check at your local beauty store such as Sally's or online at Amazon. They should be standard sizes for all standard clippers.
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I'm not really sure. There must be ones that do, but the one I bought didn't fit either, and I returned it. I pretty much only use the clippers for closely shaving my pets, so it didn't really matter in my case. I haven't pursued trying to buy another comb, so I'm sorry I can't be of any help. I do know that I really like the clippers though. They shave so smoothly and so quietly. My pets actually think I am just giving them a massage, and they seem to enjoy it!
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These clippers are more for lining & designs. I have never used them with the guides, but I don't see why they would not work.b
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Any beauty supply store that sells clippers and accessories , also try online with amazon or ebay..just search for "andis combs"
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I'm a firm believer in using "the right tool for the job" whenever possible. That being said, I don't see why you couldn't use it for toenails. The clippers do seem sturdy enough to work on the tougher toenails. However, they are significantly smaller than specialized toenail clippers, and may not cut properly. I would suggest getting the Seki Edge toenail clippers as well, then you'll have "the right tool" for either job.
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These work easily on my 50lb dogs, one of whom has very thick nails. I think you might have difficulty with a 100lb dog and might want to look for clippers that are specifically for large breed dogs.