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| Voltage | 6.0V DC |
| Speeds | 6,000 & 12,000 RPM |
| Tool Weight | 6 oz. |
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from New York, N.Y. on 9/26/2007
I save so much time and money from not having to go to the dog and cat groomer by uing this light drill, my animals allow me to hone down their nails when needed. I never thought they'd allow me to do it but they do. And theyget a treat when it's done! Thanks!
from Chicago, IL on 5/23/2007
I wish I'd known about this tool prior to investing in a full-blown Dremel kit. This is quite useful for myself and my Corgi-dog, Annie. Being that it's battery operated, however, it tends to overheat when used intensely and must cool down before our needs are completely satisfied. It's great for callous removal (for me, not Annie).
The power switch is a bit temperamental, and I've been getting used to what seemed like a shut off. You just have to be patient and use it with some tenderness.
Overall-- a good tool.
from Toledo, OH on 5/16/2007
The dremel was everything I expected. I slowly introduced my dogs to it, and now they have no complaints about getting their nails worked on every day. The only real problem with the dremel is it sucks up battery power like crazy. Rechargeable batteries will be drained after about 30 mins of use! Nevertheless, it's worth it to get my dogs nails smooth and short with a minimum of fuss.
from FLORIDA on 4/12/2007
GREAT!
from woodbridge, ct on 3/26/2007
the pet nail groomer works very well with our puppy. the low humming noise does not scare the dog, and the rpm power is sufficiently low that cutting can be done effectively but not dangerously.
from Pittsburg, CA on 3/23/2007
Works as advertized!
from Portland, OR on 3/6/2007
My Pug girls took to this quickly, & they love getting their nails done.
from Ninety Six, SC on 3/6/2007
met expectations
The tool is quiet so it doesn't scare my dog and it's easy to use. It makes nail trimming go a lot "smoother".