78 reviews forTrixie De Luxe Claw Clippers - Large

The claw scissors are brilliant, easy to use, don’t snag, and don’t pinch. They have a great grip—simply a TOP product that you can absolutely recommend to others.

Super claw scissors!

The claw scissors are really very handy, and trimming the claws is super easy – I wouldn’t have thought so. My big dog lets me do it without any fuss. The claws are cut cleanly without splintering. Brilliant product.

Works perfectly, even with larger dogs. Highly recommended without hesitation!

I can only recommend this claw trimmer; there’s nothing negative to say about it. It sits very comfortably in the hand, is so sharp that the claws can be trimmed without much effort or unpleasant pressure on the dog, and it hardly wears out. I’ve had it for two years now, and it’s still as good as new.

Received the claw scissors today and tried them out straight away on my pooch. It doesn’t get any better than this. Brilliant product, I can only recommend it. The scissors are very sharp and easy to handle. Everything is done in no time, and the dog is quickly "liberated" again.

This makes cutting claws a breeze; I also use it for my rabbits and guinea pigs.

The pliers are really very easy to handle – especially the distance guard is excellent, ensuring that even inexperienced users don’t cut too deep.

I ordered the scissors on Thursday evening, and they arrived by Monday... Without any effort or hassle, I was able to trim my dog's claws... So, I'm completely satisfied... PS: The picture doesn't match the current scissors... I received a different pair... But I actually like them even better ^^ Cheers, Rocco

Unfortunately, I don't have any other options to compare it to, but I think the claw scissors are brilliant. I can easily trim my bulldog's claws with them.

If only I’d had these earlier... I had no idea that trimming claws could be so easy. Truly recommendable!

My mixed-breed lady, a Rottweiler-Dogue-Doberman, lets me trim her claws much more willingly now, and the scissors cut even the claws of large dogs really well.

The scissors fit very well in the hand and are still sharp even after cutting five times, plus they don’t fall apart like some other products.

This is a really recommendable claw trimmer; it fits well in the hand and is also properly sharp, so you don’t have to go over the same spot again when cutting (unlike the cheaper version). Unfortunately, I paid almost €10 for it at Fressnapf because I forgot to add the trimmer to my shopping cart during my last order at Zooplus. But it’s not a big deal. Better to spend a few euros more once and get the "luxury version"—then you’ll have peace of mind for many years.

As I usually host a lot of foster dogs, I often have to trim a variety of claws. This claw clipper is honestly super practical... it's big enough not to "disappear" in the operator's hand... it has rubberised grips, so nothing slips... it's super sharp and cuts the claws of small and medium-sized dogs really well... it has a claw "stop" that prevents you from cutting off too much claw (very, very handy, especially when the dog is wriggling :0))...)... all in all, highly recommended...!!!

The claw scissors arrived today, and I tried them out straight away on my Jack Russell mix dog. I have to say, it was almost effortless. My dog did look a bit sceptical, but the whole process went smoothly and, most importantly, painlessly. We have the issue that she can't naturally wear down her claws because she mostly walks on soft surfaces. So, this is a brilliant solution!!!

My Parson Jack Russell still thinks claw trimming is totally rubbish, but after all, he’d much rather run in the woods than on concrete, so you just have to put up with it sometimes. No, seriously, the claw trimmer is absolutely brilliant, really easy to use and definitely worth the money – I’m happy!!

The scissors are absolutely brilliant! They're so sharp that they can easily trim even tough claws. However, you can still cut too much with these scissors and end up hurting your dog. If you're unsure, it's better to have a vet show you how to do it properly!