Millers Forge Steel Pet Nail Clipper 743C with Safety Stop Bar Small Medium Dog

These clippers are the best clippers I’ve ever purchased. The clippers don’t crush my dogma nails like other clippers do; it’s incredibly sharp. Definitely worth every penny.

These are the best clippers I have ever owned or used. after using on both of my German shepherds on all 4 paws with thick nails it’s safe to say these are a 10/10 usually I have to basically pin one of my dogs to the ground because he flips out since the other kind hurt him but with these he didn’t even flinch. They are very sturdy, sharp, lightweight and easy to hold! the only downside is the red grips slide down sometimes but I can just put a little super glue in it and it should be fine.

These clippers cut incredibly well! Seriously, SNAP and the nail is cleanly cut. At first glance, they look small, thin, and honestly a bit flimsy. The design is very plain and industrial-looking, not stylish or fancy at all. So you might underestimate them. But compared to every other clipper I’ve used, these are on another level. I used to wonder why trimming my dog’s nails was always such a struggle for both me and my dog. Other clippers would crush the nail no matter how much force I used. These cut smoothly and easily with far less effort. Such a huge difference.

I bought these after my dog started resisting nail trims because my previous nail clippers were not sharp enough. These cut through the nail much easier and my dog seems more comfortable. I wish they opened wider because having to slide it up the nail is more challenging than my old clippers that I could open wide enough to place over the nail. The latch that holds the clippers closed moves too freely and can fall into the closed position during use. So far they have remained sharp and seem to be good quality.

My dog has immensely sensitive feet, I've worked very hard with him on cooperative care to get him to the point where I could trim even one nail at a time, but other clippers tend to catch, snag, or need a ton of pressure to clip, and it freaks him out again. These don't do that, they're basically silent, they cut through his (very strong, very sensitive) nails like butter, this is the first time in the time I've had him that I've been able to finish every single nail on even one paw in one session, and he let me do BOTH of his front paws all at once. They're very sharp! These clippers literally saved me from having to have my poor pup sedated to have his nails done for health reasons, which was going to be the next step if these didn't work. Thank you so much Miller's Forge! The handles are super comfortable too, I have smaller hands and a lot of cilppers are bulky and unwieldy, these are simple, clean, to the point, and do their job perfectly with no extra frills.

I've purchased many different clippers through the years. To wich my dogs would normally flinch when cutting there nails. It was obvious the dogs were in discomfort. I tried THE Miller's Forge clippers. My dogs didn't flinch at all ! And the clippers even cut my full sized dogs nails like a hot knife through butter. No crunching nails no flinches. I can't believe sharp, how smooth and effortless these clippers are these.

Update 2 years later: I have a little dog now! The clippers still work great. ------ First I got an inexpensive clipper, because this the Millers Forge had such mixed reviews *and cost double. The cheap one said great for cats only, and I don't have a dog so I thought it would work. Clipping is new to me because she always scratched her claws down her whole life, so the occasional trip to the vet was all the clippings she needed. But then she got really old. And I don't know how much time passed before I noticed it, but I found this one enormous velociraptor claw on one of her back paws. I felt so bad for missing it! (But she's also a biter, so that was another reason...). Back to the cheap clipper for cat nails. Splintering, shredding, high squeezing force to get it through the nail. My little hands didnt have enough force to get all the way through, so I basically just mangled it and terrized her in the process. So you guessed correctly, I was only given one chance to give her that negative experience. She's done with the cheap ones forever. Enter the Millers. I let a few weeks go by in hopes that her geriatric memory would fail her. Then I finally cajoled her with treats and held her to me and *swiftly grabbed her back leg and went for the Bad News. It worked! Fast, smooth, and painless. No splintering or forcing it through The Claw. I want to address some points from other negative reviews: They are clearly designed to be operated with one hand only. The lock mechanism is designed to swing down and away by gravity when the right hand squeezes the clippers and gives it a little flick of the wrist. It swings back into place afterword when you tip your hand the other direction while squeezing and let gravity toss it back into the lock position. The nail guard works the same way. While you are reaching around with your clipper hand, place the guard side toward your face and use your thumb to move it on or off the nail site. Once again, one handed operation. Reverse hands if you are left handed. Your wrist flick will just go in the other direction. If you are holding the clippers with the wrong side facing you, it will feel like you have to use both hands to manipulate both the lock and the guard. It's going to be very frustrating and you'll probably lose your window of opportunity. Try it at a few different angles until you can pop both of those on and off seamlessly with a flick of your wrist, THEN grab the cat lol. The only negative I want to mention is that I have child-sized hands, and it's uncomfortable for me to squeeze that size of flat handle edges for very many nails. It still works out, because she escapes at about the moment my hand starts to hurt. But if your cat is docile and lets you, ye with tiny hands might consider a more comfortable grip.

Perfect for my 30 lb Dashund mix. Very Sharp and very accurate cuts. I have never found the safety guards on nail clippers to be useful. They make it hard to see what you're doing and you cannot trust them when you get close to the quick. Maybe they're good for beginners, but they were not useful for me even when I was a beginner. Now I have been doing this for many years. At first, the locking lever kept swinging in my way and locking the clippers while I was cutting the nails. I just bent it slightly and now it stays out of the way when I'm using them. One note, they're designed not to open all the way, so even if the nails are long, you have to insert the nail through the hole in the clippers all the way at the end of the nail, you cannot just clip the nail halfway. This was annoying at first, but I realize it will prevent me from cutting anything else but the nail accidentally. Miller's Forge is a highly rated brand, and these are very inexpensive compared to how great a quality they are.

Super qualité, très bon achat.

Diese Krallenschere hat mich total überzeugt. Auch als Anfänger leicht zu handhaben und aufgrund des Sicherheitsstopps kann man sich langsam an die richtige Länge herantasten. Die Schnitte sind sehr sauber und glatt. Das einzige was ein bisschen stört ist die Sperre um die Zange zusammen zu halten. Diese dreht sich manchmal unabsichtlich rein und stoppt einen. Ein wirklich tolles Gerät.

Ya tenia tiempo buscando este corta uñas porque funciona muy bien no pellizca la uña y el corte es muy suave el perrito no siente mada al momento de cortar la uña

Very good quality of the nail clippers. Size is decent enough for my medium sized dogs, highly recommend it.

Product was opened and obviously taped back when it arrived