Quick Finder Nail Clipper

I should have checked the Amazon reviews before I plunked down the $35 for these. Free DVD made them seem easy enough to use. I was able to clip three of my Boston Terrier's nails in about 10 minutes. You must keep the clipper handles depressed to keep it on, so you have one free hand to hold the dog and put its nail in the correct side. The lights are on the other side from where the nail goes in, so it was impossible for me to hold the dog and see the lights. No matter, the lights are never right anyway. A few of her nails are clear, so I can see the quick and the clippers were no where near it and the light was still red. When it was green, it was clipping so little of the nail, you could not even clip it. The blade on mine seemed very dull and it took a lot of force to get them to clip. Also, when it does clip, it makes a pop and scared my dog to death, who was already a nervous wreck because it was time to do nails. This may be worth it if you have an animal that will let you hold its paw forever. My dog kept jerking her paw away just before I would try to insert it. They are going back to the store ASAP.

When I first saw this item, I HAD to have it. I own 5 Doberman Pinschers and am TERRIBLE at clipping nails! I bought the largest size because my dogs have very large, black nails that are hard to cut through. I used it on one dog and the batteries had already died. You have to restart it many times in order for it to work correctly and the blade is so cheap that it couldn't get all the way through the nail without me having to use both hands to squeeze it. And, by using both hands, I was not able to hold the dog resulting in crappy cuts. I believe this was a very good idea that many could have benefited from but it needs to be made more compact and with higher quality construction.

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I have a 45-pound Norwegian Elkhound who is skittish when I clip her claws because I've hit the quick twice over the past few years. I bought this new clipper hoping that it would solve my problem. The idea behind the clipper is good: it detects the different temperatures in the claw depending on whether the sensor is over the quick, close to the quick, or over "quickless" claw. Unfortunately I found the following problems. First, when scanning the claw you have to move rather slowly from the paw side of the nail to the tip in order to see the change in the LEDs (red-over quick, yellow-near quick, green-safe to cut). I couldn't keep my dog's paw steady enough to scan the nail. Second, when I placed the clipper over the tip of the claw that I knew was safe I found that the cutter isn't sturdy enough to clip her claw. The cutting blade twisted away from the portion of the blade that the nail fits through. I'm now trying to find out how to return the clipper. It still needs work.

Now, to be frank, if you have a dog that doesn't have tough claws this may work, but I wouldn't guarantee it.

It's a pity this product performs this way because this is something that is seriously needed and I'd buy another version (if it works) in a flash.

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I bought this pet tool and tried it on several of

my dogs. It does not work. It would turn red when I just barely got it on the tip of the nail and it would not cut at all! I tried it on one dog that has white nails and I could see the quick, but it would turn red way before I even got to the quick.

I should have just thrown the money away instead of buying this. Very disappointed.

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I tried a number of different ways to get this product to work. It always kept the red light on until completely off of the nail. I returned the product with great difficulty

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