Pet Grooming Nail Guard Attachment, Ideal for Dog & Cat Nail Trimming, AT02-PGK

works great....my dog wasn't scared it and did not jerk away like he does with the clippers. and best yet, i didn't clip too low causing his nails to bleed all over the place. he just laid in his bed while i grinded his nails down. even worked on the dew claws. very versatile as it works on a chicago electric brand tool from HF without issue.

Good: Performs as advertised. Setup isn't quite a no-brainer, the guard has three depth settings, and it takes a little fiddling of the disc position in the chuck and the guard depth to get everything properly aligned with the disc surface maybe an eighth of an inch below the guard. Once you have it set up, however, it works well. My dog isn't quite used to it yet but she at least tolerates it on the lowest tool speed, and the discs cut reasonably quickly and smoothly. (Given that they're just cut-down 60-grit sanding discs, this isn't surprising.) Guard catches at least most of the dust and is reasonably easy to clean. Bad: It may be just the way my dog's claws grow, but the trimming method described in the manual doesn't work for us. I have to rotate the trimmer 90 degrees and get that elongated part completely out of the way for the disc to make contact. Bottom line: Both setup and usage take some practice, but it does work. You have to run the Dremel on its lowest speed, otherwise it makes a lot of noise and spooks the pet. You also have to avoid the temptation to go too fast. I keep getting impatient and putting too much pressure on the tool, which slows it down and heats up the claw, which is probably uncomfortable for the pet. (Plus, it smells awful.) But, with patience and a little practice, it works well. And replacement discs are like a dollar each. Five stars.

Nice to be able to use this with a tool that I already have. Seems like it is sturdy. It makes it easier to work with than some of the others I’ve used over the years.

best nail trimmer i have found by far. I was looking for something quick to do my pups nails. This fit that bill. My pup hates having her nails clipped, I think she was aggressively clipped as a baby, so she has some anxiety with her front paws. Clipping with traditional clippers was NOT an option, you'd think i was killing her with her screams. Even the vet refused to clip her nails. Fun... So i bought this and, although she does not love the procedure, she tolerates it with minimal fuss. The nails are a bit sharp after this, but with practice you will figure out how to taper the nails so they are less killers. I recommend this item.

I initially bought a separate Dremel for pet nails. When I got it in, I realized it was just a normal Dremel 7000 series with this attachment. I quickly returned it and ordered this for my Dremel 8250. I’ll cut straight to the downside first… This attachment does not universally fit all current Dremels. On my 8250, I can’t use the 3rd depth setting that is designed to be flush with the guard. The whole attachment screws onto my Dremel too deep, so the sandpaper sticks out about 2mm too far and doesn’t fit flush with the 3rd depth. This would be a 5-star attachment if it had some means to set a baseline depth on the attachment itself. I can unscrew the whole attachment 2mm and use the 3rd depth, but then the attachment is a little too lose and will vibrate itself off within a short time of using it. When I checked it on the 7000 series, it was a perfect fit. It’s just the 8250 has a slightly deeper screw mount. This is the first universal attachment I’ve not been able to fully use on it. Beyond that, it’s a great little attachment and does the job well. My pets definitely prefer having their nails grinded vs clipped, though the noise of a Dremel does bother some of them. I just wish I could use the flush 3rd depth without loosening up the whole attachment.

Life. Changing. For a long-haired dog (Samoyed), especially with large feet and nails, it’s always been a battle not to get hair caught around the mandrel when using a sanding drum. This solves everything. The guard/cover keeps the hair away from all the spinny bits, and the sanding disk makes short work of even overgrown nails. Only downside is that it’s hard to smoothly contour the end of the nail with this tool. However, the otherwise useless (too small and not enough battery life for a large dog) rechargeable nail groomer I impulse purchased from an Instagram ad actually works well as a finisher, to take off the sharp edges. I just popped this on and had the most hassle-free nail trimming session I’ve had in six years with my pup—who absolutely hates any kind of foot grooming. My only complaint is that Dremel does not make an adapter ring so that this tool can thread onto their smaller-threaded 225 FlexShaft extension (they officially don’t support combining attachments). This is why I have a 3D printer...I can solve this.

Just got this today to use on my 6month old, 46lb Golden Retriever. I had his nails professionally cut the first time in hopes he’d get use to his nails being cut. This time I opted to do it myself with this product and it worked perfectly. I started on a low setting so he would be use to the noise of the dremel. After a minute when he seemed more comfortable, I turned my dremel to 1500rpm which is adequate for this task. Had his front paws trimmed in about 5min. It seems a lot of negative reviews are from people who buy this and don’t have the correct dremel. You must make sure the model dremel you own will work with this attachment. Also, your dremel will determine the height of the tool. If you follow these basics things, I think most people will be satisfied w the product. Go slow and take your time and I think you’ll like it. Final thought, this product may not work as well with smaller pups. I could see this possibly being harder to use if your dog has smaller paws and shorter nails so do keep that in mind.

Both my big rough tough German Shepherds turn into little winy kids when it is time for grooming. With their nails being black, trimming them was especially challenging. All that changed with this fantastic Dremel attachment. Now nail trimmings are actually enjoyed! They have long seen me use my Dremel for other work, and are quite comfortable and careful around me when I am using my power tools. They have both see it work with a bit in the chuck and have become indifferent to its sound. With this attachment and a course (60) sanding disc running at a slow to medium setting (around 4 on my #300 model) both dogs are comfortable getting their nails "power filed". Each has their own preferences - Max like a higher speed and lighter touch, while Fritz wants it slower and tries to shove his nail in. Both now see pedicures as a special 1-on-1 time where they are the pampered "star of the show." Now the only problem is getting one to wait for the other to be finished. I have to swap dogs every paw or they fight to be next. LOL. I have ordered a rechargeable Dremel to dedicate to this task as there is not an outlet comfortably close to their couch, where they prefer to get groomed. That's right I said "THEIR COUCH". As my service dogs, they gave me my life back, so yeah, I have spoiled them with their own couch. If you visit, they will gladly share it with you, but they will also make it clear they own it.

Es muy práctico y seguro usarlo sin dañar a tu mascota

Item delivered is as described. Useful only you are using a Dremel kit.

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Works very well