would these clippers work for domestic cats?
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.
441626
i would assume so, they worked great on two different types of dog coats, they are very sharp so be careful.
441627
Absolutely yes. That's all that I have,domestic ones. This is the most silent efficient machine ever and I had two others but nothing like this. This is the Ferrari of those machines, I suppose. Get the oil too because it is a good oil and it keeps the maintenance as well. AS you know cats get startled by noise, one of my cats taht I took to the groomer was refused because of her enormous amount of hair, they said if they took her it would cost me around $600.00 but even then they didn't want to take her. She looks gorgeous now. I'll never buy any other brand, hope this help. Now I didn't wash the cats, mycats are not used to being washed--even though they recommend to keep the machine in top shape, this is what I did, I got a toothbrush with little non abrasive soap, placed on the counter with the blades touching the counter and cleaned it up af ter the hair cut, rinsed the toothbrush and gave two more sweeps--to make sure there's no soap there and then dried it, now this may invalidate your warranty, I don't know. This is what I did because my cats are not really pussy cats. Hope this help
441628
no idea, im not a professional, dont own any cats, but if it works on dogs i dont see why it wouldnt work on cats
441629
I think they would, my dog has thick long fur And thats why it didnt work him
441630
I don't see why it shouldn't! The blade does run pretty fast so I'd just use the clips provided until you're comfortable. :)
1752164
Hi Randy,I think this tool would work really good on cats.I just tried the one i have on the little stray we have running around here.Now keep in mind that i have the one for Large dogs, but im pretty sure the smaller one will work also.I hope this helps
305242
Yes- I use them on my cats all the time. Just be sure to only trim the tips of the claws and not hit the vein.
2224454
I'm very sure it will work on cats (my mother-in-law is doing it). The only thing you should consider is whether your cat tolerates getting their nails clipped now. This device is noisy. My puppy ran away from it when it was turned on. It does a wonderful job on their nails, but they have to be very brave because of the noise.The short answer is yes it will work for your cat. *(if you can get it to their nail)
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I'm not sure because I use it for a Wire Fox Terrier dog and the cat hair is finer. A good place to ask would be a groomer at Petsmart what blades they use to groom your kind of cat. I have found them to be helpful. Also look on the internet or U tube. Maybe someone else here will answer. Good luck.
640097
I'm sorry, we have a standard poodle and it seems to work well on her. I think the thought of one of the other clipper users is best, to go to a groomer who works with cats for a suggestion.
58045
I honestly don't know why they make separate ones for cats and dogs. I think it probably works the same way. I would just be really careful because they are extremely sharp, but I don't really know why it wouldn't work the same.
1730102
Yes, our FURblaster is suitable for long and short haired dogs and cats. Very versatile :-)
1182031
I don't know because I haven't tried. It is fairly gently but does vibrate a little and makes a low noise. It would probably depend upon your cat and its temperament. Also, I am not sure if the fine hair of a cat might clog up the clipper. I would check with a local cat groomer to get an opinion.
2217078
You did not leave a lot of information. I have not tried it on a cat but had a cat one time that would get all sorts of balls of hair. I found if one worked the clipper blade all the way to the skin and got under the clots it worked fine. going through the thick wads of hair was not a smooth cut.
2224458
In the commericals, they use the product on both cats and dogs. I think yyou would be fine to trim a cat. The guard is set kinda large for the average cat, so you'll have to be careful not to over trim their nails. Other than that...
991534
I don't think so... I had an older model of clippers as well and it didnt work for them!
117443
They are wonderful for cats! That's the only animal I use it on. :) I just make sure I don't cut close to the pink area and they're fine. They have a 'safe guard' on them so that helps when you're clipping. I really like this product.
725378
I know that they will fit most standard clippers with no problem. So they should work just fine.
1067885
Hello as vets we have a cat only clinic as well and we and do use these clippers on our own cats and larger clinic cats. They work well but are really too bulky for most clients for cats and birds, small toy dogs etc. So we have just designed a new range ( after lots of customer requests, very similar to your excellent question ) of cat, children's pets ( Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Hamsters etc ) and small breed dog nail clippers called KittyNails and these should be available on Amazon in the next month.PaulSimply Pets Online
1626520
Not sure, Petsmart sells them also. Have to try it, I have a cat that removes them. So they do work if he is not that smart.
640099
This worked on our Persian cat. Very long, long thick hair. Huge hair. Blows people's minds when they seem him. The horse clippers we used couldn't cut through the hair. These do. But, if you have a lot of cutting to do (as we did; he's a barn cat and every summer we have to shave him to get rid of the tangles) you will want to do it in a couple of sessions. All clippers get hot with use. These are simply better than most. They worked for Fluffy.