With the NailPro 4 in 1 LED nail clipper, you can safely and effortlessly trim your pet's nails without fear of hitting a blood vessel in the nail! The nail clipper is suitable for trimming the nails of all pets in the home.
1. POWERFUL LED LIGHT MAKES CUTTING NAILS EASIER
NailPro is an effective nail clipper with light, and its powerful LED light makes it easier to detect the nerve in the nail and makes cutting nails safe and effortless.
2. NAIL CONTAINER COLLECTS LOSSING NAIL PIECES
The NailPro nail clipper's integrated nail container tray protects against flying nails and at the same time conveniently collects loose nails, making them easy to throw into the trash after cutting your pets nails.
3. STRONG CUTTING BLADES
NailPro nail clipper mechanism has been thoroughly tested and is fully guaranteed to work. The cutting blades are made of stainless steel and can withstand hundreds of nail cuts without dulling.
4. USB RECHARGEABLE LI-ION BATTERY
The NailPro nail clipper's built-in 170 mAh li-ion battery lasts up to 10 hours on a single charge, so you don't have to worry about the battery draining too quickly. The nail clippers can be charged from any USB port in your home.
5. Use the integrated nail file to finish off your cut nails.
The NailPro nail clipper's built-in nail file allows you to conveniently finish rough nail surfaces after cutting your nails.
Product information
- Integrated LED light
- Integrated nail file
- Integrated nail container
- Battery-powered and USB rechargeable
- LED light operating time: 10 hours
- Charging time: 2-3 hours
- Battery: 170 mAh lithium-ion
- Easy to use
- Includes charging cable
- Stainless steel blades
- Warranty: 1 year
TIPS FOR CUTTING YOUR DOG'S NAILS
- It is best to clip your dog's nails when they are tired, for example after a run, so that their energy level does not interfere with nail clipping
- Remember to reward your dog with small treats whenever he succeeds
- It is easiest to clip a dog's nails when the dog is relaxed, lying between its legs, but if this is not possible, then while sitting, as long as the dog lifts its paw high enough
- It is easiest to identify a dog's nail and the nerve in the nail when the dog's paw is turned upside down in your hand.
- Only about 2mm of the nail shold be clieed at a time
- A dog's nails should be clipped approximately every two weeks