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Old 27-04-2009, 03:27 PM
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hi can anyone suggest the best nail clippers to get for a cat and where from. i got a pair from america but are noisey and it stresses my baby girl
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i just use normal nail clippers for humans - out of a manicure set the girls got for Xmas that wasn't wanted.
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I bought a pair of these on eBay for £4 inc. p&p. My cat is okay with them
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Old 27-04-2009, 06:39 PM
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i just use normal nail clippers for humans - out of a manicure set the girls got for Xmas that wasn't wanted.
Same here, I've tried all other types but normal human ones do the trick.

Messeyhearts I have tried those but mine didn't stay that sharp and made a mess of the nail after a couple of months.
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Really?

I tried it a fortnight ago & they are pretty much, now, as they were before I did it.
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Hi,

I use human ones, I have found some of the pet ones split the nail rather than cut it. I also find them easier to handle and the cats seems less stressed about them rather than the pet ones that they can sense a mile off.

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Really?

I tried it a fortnight ago & they are pretty much, now, as they were before I did it.
I clip the nails of my cats every two weeks so they get a lot of use (I have have the clippers attached to my car keys I use them that much sad eh!)
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