Tidy paws, faces and feathering at home. Stainless steel, 17cm, with a finger rest that gives you steady control for the fiddly bits. Three styles, each for a different job.
Which style is right?
- Straight, the all rounder. Paws, feathering, general tidy ups. Start here if you are only buying one.
- Curved, follows the shape of the body. Best around faces, muzzles and rounded areas.
- Thinners, blends and reduces bulk without leaving a cut line. For thick or double coats.
- Ball tipped safety design on the straight and curved, so a sudden head jerk means a bump rather than a nick.
Why dog parents like them
- Precision, 17cm suits every area of the coat.
- Easy grip, finger rest for comfort and control.
- Durable steel, sharp edges that stay sharp.
- Salon finish, without the salon booking.
Where the ball tips matter
The rounded tips are made for the areas where a wriggle could do damage. Around the eyes when trimming fur that blocks vision or clearing tear stains, in and around the ears, between the paw pads, and the sanitary area. If your dog jerks mid cut, the blunt node bumps the skin instead of puncturing it.
Safety
- These are genuinely sharp. Handle with care.
- Store out of reach when not in use.
- Work in good light, take small amounts, stop if your dog is unsettled.
Sharper tools, smoother trims, professional results.
Add Grooming Scissors to your cart and keep your pup looking their best between grooms.
Launch DateMarch 17, 2022
Days In Market1,676
VendorBarkmere
Variants3