have aPersian cat how well does this clipper work on her thick fur ?? Thanks Lilly
477827
My cat that was matted is a long hair and it worked really well. I would think it would be just fine. Hope this helps you.
477828
It went through both of my Shelties tangled, matted fur like butter. No tugging at all. I will use this clipper to keep both of my boys looking good.
477829
I think you should judge. I like these and they cut very well I use on toy poodle and very tight curls and cuts with ease. I suggest these as great battery time and you could if necessary use combs that come with it (4) and if shortest slows down clipper just start with biggest and work done, I'm sure this also will work. My thoughts for you get it and you will enjoy it much better than any other clippers to me.Good luck with your decision. Amazon will work with you .
477830
My cat that was matted is a long hair and it worked really well. I would think it would be just fine.Hope this helps you.
1051893
Maybe a bit quieter than the cheaper clippers. I couldn't call it "really quiet" though.I use this one on my cat, with no problems.
347340
The Andis clipper is a much more heavy duty clipper and should be able to handle your kitty cat's long hair; I have no problem with my curly,thick-haired standard poodle.
1177116
Does she have long hair? I would be concerned that it might hurt a little and scare her. All I know is I got it for my long haired himalayan kitty and she always tries to get away when I comb her. I am going to try the ShedMonster one instead. I really think it might work better for me. I wouldn't recommend it.
281002
I don't think you can go wrong with size. I buy the large cat furminator and use it on all 4 of my cats ranging from small to large and I use it on my extra large dog (over 100lbs), they all have different hair types and it works Great on all of them. If it is just for your small tabby than maybe go with the small, you really can't go wrong. You will love this!
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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.
842516
I use it on a dog! Clippers are not silent. Not sure why you would want to clip a cat?
347339
I honestly don't know the answer to that question... I use it on my Shih Tzu and on the chest and back side of my Aussie, who is long haired.. I have only had it for a couple of months but it is working FINE, and I love the detachable blades...makes it soooo nice... I think it would be great for your cat... I'm sure his/her fur couldn't be as thick as my Aussie, especially her back side...
1877007
I have 4 Maine Coons-- haven't used it yet (no "cling-ons" as of yet). Have heard be very careful with any clippers as cat skin is very thin. I did buy this for my Maine Coons though and plan to use it when necessary. Shaved butts are really much easier with long hairs. I usually have vet shave them when they do annual dentals. Hope it works for you, probably will.
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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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Mine work great although I do not use the comb(s). Did you disconnect the blade when you oiled it. If so, ensure that you have properly put the blade back into place according to the instructions. With the blade off, see if the latch is moving back and forth which drives the clipper blade. Also remember that there are many blade types for differing lengths of cut and type of fur. (I hope this helps)
897403
Hello,i have a cat but i will try to answer ...when you hold the brush in your right hand the blades brush down the pets coat and remove the hair,when you hold it in your left hand the blades face up. You cannot brush the coat down with the brush in left hand, i have tried when my right hand gets tired. Hope this helps
759782
Not the one I bought! It was so LOUD that I couldn't get near my dog. She's used regular professional grooming and me trimming her in between appointments. The A5 2 speed I bought was loud on low speed and very loud on high. I was never able to use this clipper on my dog. I tried a few times a day to get her used to the noise by turning the clipper on. She ran and hid every time. I feel certain that this is an excellent clipper and recommend it to anyone whose dog is not bothered by noisy clippers. It is heavy because it's well built, with one of the best motors. The body of this clipper gets hot (maybe it was just the one I had). Not the one I bought! It was so LOUD that I couldn't get near my dog. She's used regular professional grooming and me trimming her in between appointments. The A5 2 speed I bought was loud on low speed and very loud on high. I was never able to use this clipper on my dog. I tried a few times a day to get her used to the noise by turning the clipper on. She ran and hid every time. I feel certain that this is an excellent clipper and recommend it to anyone whose dog is not bothered by noisy clippers. It is heavy because it's well built, with one of the best motors. The body of this clipper... » Read More Not the one I bought! It was so LOUD that I couldn't get near my dog. She's used regular professional grooming and me trimming her in between appointments. The A5 2 speed I bought was loud on low speed and very loud on high. I was never able to use this clipper on my dog. I tried a few times a day to get her used to the noise by turning the clipper on. She ran and hid every time. I feel certain that this is an excellent clipper and recommend it to anyone whose dog is not bothered by noisy clippers. It is heavy because it's well built, with one of the best motors. The body of this clipper gets hot (maybe it was just the one I had). « Show Less
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I have a cat and she has a lot of hair. You find her hair on the furniture, the beds, the floor...all over the house. This has worked great for picking up her hair. The only thing is that the Bissell Pet Hair Eraser´s charge doesn´t last long. You have to charge it every 15 minutes. I am very happy with it.
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I have an older Maine Coon cat who was becoming somewhat matted in places. This clipper is strong enough to cut out the mats and to give him a nice "buzz cut" (as my hubby calls it). It runs quiet enough that it doesn't scare him either. I've tried many different one that didn't work anywhere near as good as these. I would highly recommend this clipper.
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I'm using it on my poodle which has very fine soft hair so I don't see why they wouldn't work on a cats hair. I'm assuming your cutting off hair mats which the fact that they come with different length clipper blade guards which makes them quite flexible as far as hair types and results you are looking for
1059456
I would assume that would work wonderfully well- considering our Persian cat has fur that is the finest I have ever seen - wispy type of fur. The clippers have worked well on our border collie/St. Bernard mix dog as well. Good luck!