It's got a rechargeable battery with nearly three hours of juice-more than enough to handle your dog's nails in one handheld session. But there are other nail grinders we also love that may work even better for your cat or dog.ĭespite its several attachments and multiple speeds, our tester still found the Dremel PawControl Nail Grinder to be straightforward and simple to use. Our favorite pet nail grinder is the Dremel 7760 PawControl Pet Nail Grinder, which operates quietly, doesn’t vibrate much, and has a rechargeable battery. “For use at home, I recommend a grinder that has a low speed setting and low vibration so as to avoid the breaking off of nails/claws or otherwise causing injury.” “Professional nail grinders have high speeds that might cause injury to animals if used by inexperienced groomers.” Dannie Stewart, of Kelly’s Pet Boutique in East Lansing, Michigan, told The Spruce Pets. Each grinder in our test was sent to a volunteer tester's home, where they were used for months on real dogs. We also looked for beginner-friendly features like low-speed settings and nail guards that ensure you don't accidentally grind your pet's nails too far and hurt them. We tested 15 highly rated and bestselling pet nail grinders, looking for grinders that operate quietly, with minimal vibration-both factors that can determine whether or not your pet will get scared by the device.
Pet nail grinders work differently than nail clippers, by filing down nails rather than cutting them.
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