Are these for small dogs? Above it says these work for small canines, but on the Cutie Pie website the clippers at this price are for large dogs.
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I would say they are for medium to larger dogs (ours is 60 lb) based on the placement of the safety piece. Smaller claws might extend farther Through the blade before encountering the stop. That said, the clippers are sharp so if you use caution and watch where the claw is being trimmed they should be fine.
298893
Hi these are for small dogs and if you check the sales page there's a 50% coupon code. Just scroll down. If you need one for large dogs. You can check the cutie pets page too.
838632
They are average large sized clippers. Meant for toes. They have a convex blade angle. Beware.
2237517
Yes....and they work great. Might use mine on my two dogs and myself. Buy them you be really satisfied....
1649076
They do (as per the picture, I'm pretty sure I have the same clipper, but might be an older model as I've had them a bit over a year), but they're very tight. I almost returned them because I couldn't get them on. Took them to my local groomer and she got it on. Basically, put it on opposite from how the directions say (ie. starting in back versus front, or vice versa). I use them on my goats. It has a hard time with the undercoat, but it works. I dont think either of those dog breeds are typically double-coated... so it should work fine. It works great on coarse goat hair... just has trouble with the downy fluff - but seems all clippers struggle with that. They do (as per the picture, I'm pretty sure I have the same clipper, but might be an older model as I've had them a bit over a year), but they're very tight. I almost returned them because I couldn't get them on. Took them to my local groomer and she got it on. Basically, put it on opposite from how the directions say (ie. starting in back versus front, or vice versa). I use them on my goats. It has a hard time with the undercoat, but it works. I dont think either of those dog breeds are typically double-coated... so it should work fine. It works great on coarse goat hair... just has... » Read More They do (as per the picture, I'm pretty sure I have the same clipper, but might be an older model as I've had them a bit over a year), but they're very tight. I almost returned them because I couldn't get them on. Took them to my local groomer and she got it on. Basically, put it on opposite from how the directions say (ie. starting in back versus front, or vice versa). I use them on my goats. It has a hard time with the undercoat, but it works. I dont think either of those dog breeds are typically double-coated... so it should work fine. It works great on coarse goat hair... just has trouble with the downy fluff - but seems all clippers struggle with that. « Show Less
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I bought size 1 and it is a little big for my papillons. I would say that these are not good for a dog with a short or flat nose. In my opinion.
300530
I don't have a Cocker, but I do have a Mini Poodle and these clippers work great on her hair. I also use them to keep my Yorkie in a puppy cut. I haven't had any problems with the clippers. I just make sure to remove all hair from them and oil them after each use. Hope that helps.
2107657
It's probably best for small animals like guinea pigs because of the way their nails are made. There are dog clippers for small dogs.
2086898
i use these nail clippers for my cats and the clippers are wonderful. I have been told that for a dog you have to be more careful in cutting the nails because if you do cut the nails too short they can bleed and you would not want to do that. My best advise to you is to speak to your veterinarian about how short you should cut your dog's nails.
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Yes and no. I have a German Shepard, and the clippers work on him. That being said it's a progressive task. Go straight to a short attachment and they'll get stuck in the long hair. If you take it once around with a comb about half of the desired overall length and then again with the shortest comb you want to use in the end, it'll work just fine. If you're pressed for time get something worth a stronger motor. If not, save the cash and buy this one.
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They are great for small dogs, can't tell you how they work on large dogs teeth. Our dogs are 7 and 10 lbs. No bad breath at all. They get one greenie each right before bedtime and then no other food or snacks till morning. Teeth are very white.
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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.
748538
My mother has this exact clipper (hence why I purchased it), hers is 30 years old, and still works like a charm. However, mine does not cut my dog's hair like hers cuts his. He is a miniature schnauzer, but his hair seems more frizzy and fine. My personal opinion would be that it would not be worth the money for a longer haired dog as there are not any guarantees that it will fair well. By all means, I may be wrong, but I wish I had saved my money.
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I have a set that we bought for our dog. He is a chow/golden retriever mix. The clippers work well for what we use them for. We don't trim all his hair, just his legs, feet, ears and any excess hair on his hindend . Can't really say how they would work for a full clip but I think they would be fine. Hope that helps.
2015950
There aren't size designations for dogs. If you have a bigger dog you just give more pieces if the treat and less for a smaller dog. Suggested amounts are on the label.
651779
They work waaaaay better. I think they have a faster clipping speed, so they will go through much thicker hair. I tried using human clippers on my dog...they got stuck in her hair immediately and didn't work at all. I purchased the Andis clippers and they go right through her hair, like a hot knife through butter. �
2087199
No the clippers themselves are not but you could use chargeable batteries. I use the smaller one on my Yorkies face and never changed the batteries yet. They are much nicer especially for my Yorkies. My 14 year old never minded me trimming him and he started acting real nervous whenever I got the clippers out. He does much better with these two instead of the larger one I always used. Hope this helps.
991534
I don't think so... I had an older model of clippers as well and it didnt work for them!