Wahl Clipper Pet-Pro Pet Clipper Dog Grooming Kit for Small/Large Dogs, Thick Coats, Heavy Duty, Cats, Low Noise/Quiet, by The Brand Used By Professionals. #9281-210
January 21, 2019 - Comment
Wahl’s Pet-Pro Clipper kit has everything you need for trimming and full body clipping. It has high carbon steel blades that stay sharper longer, have superior blade geometry, and exceptional fur feeding to protect your pet from pulls or cuts. Product Features Precision, self-sharpening, snag free, blades that stay sharper longer Power drive cutting system
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It’s pretty powerful, so that is the trade off I called around to get a quote on how much a haircut would cost for my labradoodle pup. It ranged from $70 – $85. Yikes!!! I have never cut a dog’s hair before. I have only used it once, and already got my money’s worth. It’s quiet, cuts hair well. It comes with a carrying case, oil, brush to keep them sharp. (Bonus) The razor attachments really helped me even up her coat. I used the scissors to cut hair on her paws. The only downfall on this device is the weight. My hands are small, and wished…
Started great but finished terribly and they can no longer be used on our dog. Returning to Amazon. I’ve had a pair of Wahl clippers for over 20 years that have worked perfectly every time. My experience is what drove me to purchase this pair in preparation for cutting our Golden Doodle for the first time. I oiled the blades out of the box and everything seemed fine. The pet clippers didn’t seem any more quiet than my 20 year old pair. I started with the longest guard and my pooch’s rear legs and hind area. Things went pretty well. I moved on to her body and as I was finishing that…
GREAT little workhorse for the price For a “cheap” set of clippers these are great. I originally got them to trim Border Collies’ leg, stomach, tail, and bushy butt hair to keep them from dragging so much sand and dirt in the house. They do great for that purpose. They do heat up after a while but I bought a can of the cooling lube spray for the blade, and also have two of these clippers so can set one aside for the motor to cool. They seem rather loud but I don’t know how the noise compares to other clippers…