A rotary grinder is by far a better approach for pet nail management (compared to clippers of any kind). After we purchased a peticure tool, cutting our 7y old GSDs nails became much easier (acclimation to tool noise was required, be patient here). The problem we've encountered is that nail dust can work it's way into the motor assembly causing a new, high pitched grinding sound. That is the biggest implementation flaw in the product (I won't ramble about the not-smart battery charger that must be timed or else you'll destroy the battery, there is no other consumer electronic battery charger I am aware of on the market that is not plug-in-and-forget-about-it). I am going to use a cordless Dremel moving foward - that tool is reliable, and long lasting. The only thing missing will be the guard assembly, but if you're careful and your pet stays still for you, that should not be an issue. PRODUCT IDEA - if Peticure designed a "add-on" guard that could be used with a Dremel, I bet many would buy that (and it could be an even higher margin product than the full motor tool); let Dremel deal with making a high quality rotary grinder, make the Peticure product all about making it safe to use.Get more detail about Peticure Petite Pet Nail Trimmer.
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