270 reviews forTrixie Easy Claw Pet Clippers

Although it's nice and small, making it easy to handle, the claws splinter.

The scissors tend to cut into the nails rather than clipping them off. My cat really doesn’t like this pair of scissors ✂. Definitely not recommended. Better to choose a higher-quality one.

Unfortunately, this claw clipper can't even trim tiny rat claws without squeezing them and causing them to splinter. I also took a look at the other reviews, and for some people, the clipper seems to work brilliantly, which is obviously great given the price. However, I can only speak for my product, which perhaps unintentionally turned out to be too blunt?, and say that I wouldn't buy it again.

I don’t know if I just ended up with the wrong pair of scissors, but mine keeps getting stuck all the time. Plus, I have to press down really hard for the cat claws to actually get clipped. After trying it out on a few claws, the scissors are now just sitting in the cupboard.

These do not give a clean cut and awkward to use. My cats hate these. Best spend your money on a quality pair.

At first, the scissors were really good. But they became dull relatively quickly and now they crush rather than cut. Unfortunately, this also causes the claws to splinter.

I was initially excited when unpacking the scissors, but when I held them in my hands and tried to trim my cat's claws with them, I was disappointed. The scissors are definitely made only for right-handed people. Room for improvement is welcome :-)

Hello, I have four long-eared friends. Unfortunately, I was only able to use this claw trimmer up to the third rabbit for trimming their claws; by the fourth one, the trimmer had already gone blunt. But maybe it was just a "Monday trimmer."

I'm not very satisfied with it, as my tomcat won't let me cut the claws on his hind paws, much to the detriment of the carpet. When he has his "mad five minutes," he races through the flat so fast that his claws get caught in the carpet. Unfortunately, he only uses his front paws on the scratching post. Additionally, the scissors are quite small, and handling them isn't easy at all when he's constantly wriggling around. So, for me, this was a complete waste of money. Now the scissors are sitting in the drawer. Such a shame. :-(

Oh dear, I thought as I unpacked this mini contraption – how on earth am I supposed to trim our big girl’s claws with this? The thing looks like it’s made for dolls – the plastic was so brittle that it shattered the very first time I tried it, and I could practically throw the gadget away before even using it... Such a shame...