Would It work on a horse for face trimming and small clippings?
1880398
Hi...I'm not sure how coarse horse hair is but it was great for my dog's very tangled hair. I was quite impressed how well it worked. Most definitely worth the money that I paid. Hope this helps!
673217
It's probably not the best tool for large areas. This is more of a strategic trimmer. The head is is only 3/4" in length so it will be slow going. I would not recommend it for that use.
1401104
These clippers can be used for poodles or horses. The blade is the key. If you want a close clip you need a 40 blade. This will be skin tight, often known as a surgical cut. If you want a little longer cut, a 30 blade. The 10 blade will only take off the curls.
1240428
Yes, it can be used for the face. I don't ever use it. I use the attachment.
1484724
It might be too big for beard trimming, a smaller trimmer might be better. That said, it probably would work, but may not be the best choice for just beard trimming.
401981
I would say yes. we have 4 miniature Schnauzers and use this clipper and it works great. All clippers will get hot which irritates the animal so take breaks and switch to trimming with other things such as a mini clipper or scissors to allow the larger clipper to cool off or try using a wash cloth with ice to cool the blades. As with anything that uses a shearing action to cut the faster it goes the more heat from friction is produced so keep that in mind.
115434
I use this for personal grooming -mustache, beard, around the ears, neckline, general "manscaping". It works fine. You won't get a 'clean shave' with this because it is designed for animals. You can press this up to the skin without getting cut/cutting animal, but you'll get close enough to give maybe 1/32" cut -a "day's growth" appearance" Have had it for 4 years now and still trims the hairs on my dogs' muzzles and ears too. Looking for replacement only because the combs I use for me broke and no replacements are available for purchase it seems
2037618
Yes, these clipper/trimmers are for animal grooming, not for human hair. For years I have been sticking to the Wahl Arco and Mini Arco (I think they are the best I've found) so I don'tknow anything about your model; but I will say be careful with blades. We have fought to find the blades we need (it IS an unusual size) for the models we have and have made mistakes over it. Try to get just what you need but only for the model you have. They should tell you what blades are available for the Chromstyle don't they?? Don't try to interchange blades without the correct info first, is my advice.
2007286
No, it is not really made for that. I describe it as a little lawn mower for fine unwanted hair on face.
330255
I see no reason why not..is used on both humans and horses so dogs should be ok too..
39458
Hi Jayme - I also have a Pyr but I purchased this clipper to cut mats off of my 2 Newfoundland's. If you are wanting to shave the pyr's entire coat, I'm not confident it will do the job. It might, but it's iffy. It should be good for spot clipping which is what I use it for. I have tried to use it off a "monster" mat but the clipper stalled out. Had to get out the scissors to finish the job.
2062114
I've never tried it on any four legged animal as of yet. The Oster does cut through my beard quite easily. Fur/horse hair however, may be too much for this Oster. There are too many variables to make a sound judgement.
1574265
Yea I think so. It gets pretty close for a trimmer it would work well to shape the edges of a beard. I feel like I remember it coming with guards too (so you can trim the length of the beard) but I did buy it a while ago so I might be mistaken.
1165570
i thought it was fine, but im not trimming a kitten. my poodles are experienced with clippers so were no problem. my horse doesn't like them around her ears but she wouldnt like them anyway! I really like the clippers, after 2 dogs they did get pretty hot but the dogs didn't seem to care.
1535751
It would be great to use on a horse. If you have only a small cut you can purchase clotting powder that you can take with you and if you have a larger cut this would work great!
175991
I would have to say first off I haven't had a chance to use it like that. It should work for small ones. the teeth are not overly large nor are they sharp enough to grab onto a large bur. It might help in getting the hairs straight to aid in getting the bur out plus you wont have to grab the bur as often. Perhaps not the best tool for what you want. Not knowing what you are using right now I would think something with straighter teeth would work a bit better.
1126970
it would give you a close cut and it's small enough to give you better control. i use it on my small dog's pads of her feet and they do a great job.