Does PediPaws Really Work?
PediPaws is an automatic pet nail clipper for pets that can be used by either right or left handed people. This no-pain nail trimmer is ideal for either dogs or cats of any age or size. Pedi-Paws clippers feature a rotating emery filing wheel that removes thin nail layers gently. Made of high quality and durable materials, PediPaws also includes a one of a kind protective cap that will hold clipped fillings to eliminate mess. This ideal nail clipper will not splinter, crack or break your pet’s nails. This tool takes a bit of the nail gently each time giving your cat or dog a pain-free trim and your home will always be scratch and snag free. PediPaws require two double A batteries (not included) and measures 2.0 X 11.0 X 5.0 inches.
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PediPaws Reviews
my dog maybe a bit nervous but this thing freaks her out. May be OK if you dog likes grooming and machines, my doesn’t.
May 9th, 2010
Texas
The motor and cutter had no power. The area where nail went was to small. Probly ok for small dog but not large dogs. Will use for something else maybe birds????
February 5th, 2010
Big Oak Valley Ca
You really need to take the time to train the dog to not be afraid of the whirring sound. Once there, which doesn’t take long, your pooch should be cool with having the claws filed. And it works great. Never hit the quick and no bloody hurtful mess. I like mine. Okay, so the battery wears down quickly and you can’t but replacement heads except in the multi-pak size, but that’s the only down side. I took the protective cover off the sander since only the middle was wearing down, which is a waste. Just need to get used to the smell of powdered nails, sort of like burning hair.
November 11th, 2009
USA, CO
The PediPaws itself works fine, I don’t have any issues with it (besides a short battery life). It trims the nails safely and doesn’t hurt the dogs.
The problem is, the dogs don’t like it.
I think it’s the sound of the motor, since they don’t have a problem until it is turned on.
Once it is on the dog will try to get away from me when using it. The dog will calm down after awhile, but the first few minutes it’s a fight to keep the dog still and do it’s nails.
The dog will try to run off and you get worried you might pull a muscle or injure it if you don’t hold it tight under your arm.
Otherwise it works great, the battery life could be longer though.
September 24th, 2009
USA, VA