is this the blade i use to shave a long haired golden retriever?
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yes, it is designed to work on straight, curly, and slightly matted dog hair.
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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.
1663762
If you want your pup to have very short hair. You might go with a #1 if you don't want it too short. Good luck
1780179
Yes, the blade is two parts. One ceramic, one stainless steel. . I cut three of my large dogs today and its just like butter. . Make sure to tie a string to your wrist in case you drop it because the ceramic is vulnerable to being dropped
1511290
I am thinking, "No". I have some other clippers, and I popped it off to look. This clipper head has a rectangular sheath on the back side that slips down over a square metal piece. The ways that the two clippers transfer the motion to move the blades is different. I don't know if this is specific to pet clippers, but this blade is incompatible with all my Wahls. The Wahl blades tend to have a metal tab that fits in a slot at the bottom of the clipper head and they snap into place. The Andis clipper has a protruding rectangular tab attached to it (about the size of a squared off end of a butter knife), and the blade has the slotted sheath on the other side of those two screws that slides down around it to snap in place. (I'd also say that, even with the added cost of a new pair of pet clippers you can easily get 20x the price back over a 5 year period if you have several pets and do it yourself every 3 months. We've love this blade because its impossible to even nick our ragdoll cats with this... even when we get to the elastic areas by the legs, thighs and genitals. No guard is required.)
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No. This blade is intended to be used with the Wahl Senior, 5 Star, and Sterling product lines.
1675479
We primarily use the 7FC blade on the Andis 22360 AGC for our lab. It leaves just a little fur so he is not bare and there are no bald spots. The #10 blade gives a near bald look and the #5 will leave the fur a little longer than the 7fc. The 7fc is a good middle ground for us.
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I have a friend that swears by it. It is some kind of silicone rubber. The science says it should work. For me, it just wasn't worth the extra work every day to extend the use of the blade a few days. I tried different foams and gels and applying different amounts of pressure, but at about 14 days I was no longer satisfied with the blade. It was not adding months or even weeks to the life of the blade. I find it better to put a little more effort in preparing my skin for the shave. Hope this helps.
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You will need to look closely at the postings. They have many different blades in many different depths/lengths. For example the standard blade most often used (to shave a dog, or if you just want a "Military Look") is the #10 blade that cuts to 1.5mm (1/16"). I use it on my dogs but wanted a bit more length for my own hair, so 5FC cuts to 6.3mm (1/4") and 4FC cuts to 9.5 mm (3/8") length. The info is in all the ones I looked at so far, but you do have to look around some and enlarging the picture can help because its printed on the actual blades in mm's the English conversions can take a bit more work ;-) You will need to look closely at the postings. They have many different blades in many different depths/lengths. For example the standard blade most often used (to shave a dog, or if you just want a "Military Look") is the #10 blade that cuts to 1.5mm (1/16"). I use it on my dogs but wanted a bit more length for my own hair, so 5FC cuts to 6.3mm (1/4") and 4FC cuts to 9.5 mm (3/8") length. The info is in all the ones I looked at so far, but you do have to look around some and enlarging the picture can help because its printed on the actual blades in mm's the English... » Read More You will need to look closely at the postings. They have many different blades in many different depths/lengths. For example the standard blade most often used (to shave a dog, or if you just want a "Military Look") is the #10 blade that cuts to 1.5mm (1/16"). I use it on my dogs but wanted a bit more length for my own hair, so 5FC cuts to 6.3mm (1/4") and 4FC cuts to 9.5 mm (3/8") length. The info is in all the ones I looked at so far, but you do have to look around some and enlarging the picture can help because its printed on the actual blades in mm's the English conversions can take a bit more work ;-) « Show Less
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As I've said, I've been using it on the Paw hair of my Golden and it really works well. Prior to buying this I was using an old Wahl hair trimmer (for human hair) and it wasn't cutting so I replaced the trimmer head and it still didn't cut. With the Pet Pro and the larger trimmer head it goes through the paw hair nicely. I can't imagine that it wouldn't cut the cat hair equally well. Also it has an amazingly solid feel to it.
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Yes it does fit, but I have never used them, would not go through my dogs hair. I have had to buy individual blade sizes in order to groom my dogs.
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I don't have that exact razor and I'm not a shaving expert. However, I believe these will work for you. They're double edged and so is your razor. I personally like the Feather blades. The price on Amazon was much better that what I was paying locally. The Feather blades are very sharp and have no trouble cutting my stubborn beard.
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This is the replacement blade we use. We are clipping cattle so we want a little longer length
71002
I don't know if clipper blades for dog grooming clippers are interchangeable with razors. Sorry I could not answer your question.
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Hi, I am not sure exactly. I just ordered the 4FC because it said it was finish coat. I am new to all this grooming stuff. I am happy with the length of hair with this blade. It is not so short as to leave my dogs uncomfortable. Hope this helps. Angela
1888116
I apologize for just now getting to the answer...but yes it is like the gillette blades. There is an area where you put the old one under neath the new ones.
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I have a shaipoo and a Labradoodle and it works great on them. I used the #10 blade that comes with it on the smaller dog and a #4f on the Labradoodle.
397106
Sorry, I'm not the right person to help you. We buy clippers to groom our Chinese Crested Hairless Show dogs. The blades we use are to clip down to the skin. We get a blade that will give us a variable cut, but that's it. SORRY!!
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I use the gold blades in mine. You just have to put a bit more torque into the screw that holds the blade then you would with a thicker blade.