Dremel 7350-Pet 3.6v Pet Grooming Kit

Well, after years of struggling with cutting my dogs claws I saw a cheap grinder in a supermarket. Bought it and was very disappointed with it. So I returned it. Did some research and all recommendations pointed to the top end dremel grinders. So I opted for this one. And boy is it good. Not a weak underpowered unit like I trued before.... My god this is a good bit of kit. First successful claw groom in years. My boy is an XL bully and as most dogs seem to be, he is a little protective of his feet. He was a little apprehensive at first but I started with a little off all claws..... the day after he let me do the full grind. Not too noisy and easy to handle and the dremel sanding drums are excellent and don't wear out too quick. And my boy has very very hard claws. Excellent. Top marks and well worth the cost.

Bought the Dremel pet nail grinder and it doesn’t disappoint. As a professional Groomer I need a nail grinder that’s fit for heavy daily use and this is the perfect tool for the job!

Quite basic for the price but powerful & effective.

Great, used a few of these and they never last. This one is still going strong

This is a no-nonsense nail grinding kit! It is sturdy, and well made. My dog is used to having her nails ground. She lays on her back and goes to sleep as if she is getting a pampering mani-pedi at a fancy spa. When my previous nail grinder finally died I decided to give this one a try. At first my dog was a bit put off by the sound because it was different than the one she was used to, however she relaxed quickly and assumed her mani-pedi pose again without the necessity of bribery. She did not get a chance to go to sleep though because this grinder is fast! It is really fast actually. The sanding bands that accompany the kit are good quality and ground my dog's very hard nails as if they were soft and delicate flowers, not the black talons of a four-legged wannabe raptor that they are. I would recommend this tool for those who are at least a bit experienced with grinding tools. You really need to pay attention when using this. Assembly is easy, and the instructions are helpful. Thanks for making a task I actually dislike so much quicker and easier, Dremel. I am not sure that my dog agrees, though. She did not have anywhere near enough time to nap before her nails were all suddenly done.

Tengo una viejo pastor inglés y siempre hemos tenido problemas para cortarle las uñas, así que anteriormente le habíamos comprado una limadora mucho más barata pero poco le hacía; por fin me animé a comprarle esta dremel y es una maravilla, lima muy rápido así que no se estresa demasiado y el sonido es incluso menor que su antigua limadora china así que no le da miedo. Ojalá se la hubiera comprado antes y así me hubiera ahorrado todas las idas a la veterinaria, el dinero y todo el estrés.

Ha venido sonando mal el motor

Still need to distract my GSD with chews while I use this but no other options. Grinder is effective but need to wear mask as there's quite a lot of nail dust

Dremel Works great. Have used a pedipaws for decades and it's okay, but it's cheaply made, bulky and under powered. Dremel feels well made has way more speed/power. I love that it's usb rechargeable. Dremel is definitely louder and produces much more vibration so I wouldn't recommend it for socializing your pet....try the pedipaws for that. The coarse grit sand bits that are included work great for removing a lot of nail fast. I also bought some diamond bits, which are really good for short trims and finishing touch ups. I also use a manual nail file for touch-ups as pets seem to tolerate these more than anything. I don't use clippers at all anymore. If you're new to rotary tools for dog nails I recommend something cheap and under powered like a pedipaws and use it to socialize your dog or cat with the tool as it's less scary compared to a Dremel. Once you have an acceptable level of tolerance from your pet and you can trim nails without too much fuss, then maybe look at get something better like a Dremel.