Would this work with my small dog....looking for a set for grooming.
2086642
It might. The big clippers are quite strong and not battery dependent, so you'd have steady power. As long as the dog's hair isn't too thick, it should work.
422081
I have three different blade lengths. Short, medium and long. We have a schnauzer and I use all 3 on his grooming. We just lost our Border Collie to old age and every spring he got a hair cut with the medium length blade. This clipper set has a strong enough motor that even the thickest of hair doesn't clog it up. Just be sure to oil the blade occasionally if you are doing the entire dog. When the clipper is working fast, and hair being clipped quickly due to keeping the blade oiled the pet doesn't mind much at all. The secret is to keeping the blade oiled as you progress.
814468
I would think if the fur isn't too thick or too matted, it should work. The cutting surface is not terribly wide (it is, after all, designed for a human face) but if you're not shaving the entire dog I think it should be fine. The motor power is definitely there. Good luck and thank you for rescuing!
1674515
The one that comes with table may work well for small dogs. I purchase an eyelet hook harness separately because my dogs are 30 and 60 pounds. No problems. It works great it! Before I had the grooming table I had trouble with my dogs allowing me to groom them but now they know when we are using the grooming table they are going to be groomed including cutting nails(which they hate). Money well spent!
2185936
That looks like a great size furminator for a Great Dane for I have found the size that you have selected fits great in your hand an make you less tiring while brushing. Their fore the Great Dane feels your comfort an ease an put the dog at ease also. Less strain on you more pleasure on the Great Dane , wish you all the best of luck in your grooming experience
1018638
I have never attempted to use any of the elements in this kit for dog grooming. This kit is meant more for vacuuming keyboards or other delicate electronic instruments where too much suction could prove damaging. However, if you look at the VM4BS500T, you will see the small, stainless steel VAC on the left with the turbo-brush attached to it and 3 other attachments. The second attachment from the right is small, and has blunted "teeth" on it to keep the more powerful vacuums from just sticking it to the floor, which they will do. Depending on the temperament of your animal, this attachment (which is part of various kits and comes with some vacuums) might prove useful with enough suction, as might the turbo-brush attachment itself if your dog isn't to frightened by the sound of the vacuum regardless of attachment and can get used to the fast brushing of the turbo-brush attachment. The smaller vacuums would probably not be very useful for this purpose, since those tiny paper bag filters fill up really fast, but the larger ones would probably do fine--again, if you dog isn't too frightened of the vacuum's noise. It would definitely be painless. But I can't see any of the attachments in the unit that is the subject of your inquiry being of much worth in picking up pet hair, on or off the animal, except from delicate equipment upon which a few hairs might fall.
1632300
These combs will Fit Andis, Conair, Master Grooming Tools, Oster and Wahl detachable style blades. They are best used on pets only.
1411133
I purchased the medium to groom a springer and a giant schnauzer I think you could use that on the golden The lab I would use a rubber curry comb. I used that on my Dalmatian and that worked well
776317
No !!!! The Man groomer is JUNK!! I waisted my money on it. It looks like a good idea but it's made so cheaply that it don't work. If lucky you will get 1 use out of it. Before it breaks. I bought the original one and the new improved one. Just to make sure both JUNK. Don't buy it!
987856
Yes, this is a great clipper for a Labradoodle. I'm a professional groomer and I use this one every day because it is light weight and runs at various speeds. I would suggest though if your using the higher speeds, to also buy a spray coolant for the blade because it will get hot during use. I hope this helps. Happy grooming :)
250203
Though I haven't used it for that purpose, the space between teeth is sufficient for thinning a shaggy dog's hair. The results from thinning with these shears are considered "chunky" according to my hairstylist (as there are finer/narrower tooth versions), so from that perspective I'd think it a good thing for use with a dog's less fine hair.
1573629
Yes. There are smaller sized scissors designed for that, which is an additional cost (it is nearly the same as the full sized scissors!). I chose to make the investment in the smaller one as well, so my total out of pocket for everything was no more than what it cost for one trip to the groomers any ways.
1322761
I think this machine was just designed for light grooming. You should prob. Get something heavy duty in the same brand.
700752
Yes, it helps with any short haired dog. Although I would pair it with a furminator brush for best results.
441625
I would assume so. My dog is about the size of a cat (12lbs) so size wise you'd be fine. Her hair is wirey though, not at all like a cats. The instructions specify for cat or dog, I don't see why they wouldn't work unless your cat has special needs. Check the return policy with the seller. These are the absolute best value for a higher-end home razor that will last.
671713
I am sorry but I do not know. You might ask your groomer or pet store employee, like Petsmart. Good Luck!
1663761
It should work, I used to use a "5" to shave my Old English Sheepdog and my brothers Gordon Setter in the summertime, not so much to keep them cooler as to make bath time easier.