would this work for trimming the inside of a dog's ear?
160619
I believe so. the dog must be able to accept the very low buzz it makes. It is low enough that I usually put it up to my ear to make sure its on. Not to get too personal. I use it on my own ears. It trims effectively but does not pull hair.
160620
I have not tried this. I did have a dog but did not try this device on him. I would ask your vet whether a dog's ear hair needs to be trimmed. I paid for many services in 14 years with my recent dog, but trimming ear hair never was suggested. Also, when your dog is groomed ask whether the ear hair is trimmed. My sense is that the dog ear hair is longer than the human ear hair and could easily get snagged in this device. I would not try it were my dog still with me.
610643
I suppose you could, but the noise is probably going to scare it. Unless you are really experienced, I'd advise against it. Get old fashioned clippers...safer and quieter.
1671819
Honestly- yes. BUT, you must be careful of how short you cut the dogs nails. I recently trimmed my pooches and he "whimpered" a bit on one of the last nails I was trimming and he started to bleed. :( I do recommend this product. I love it!
1754073
Mine works great! I just trim ears with it. They are small. So it might be too much.
1875156
I don't think it is a good idea to use for pet trimming, this clipper is good for short and close hair only, very quiet and smooth but if you are looking for a powerful one this is NOT the the right one for you. It is not hurt to try on your pet hair once.
1658328
I'm unsure, haven't tried it. But I would believe it might pull off the fur since it sucks it in and cuts it.
672995
People do also use this as a flea comb. It really depends on how thick the dogs fur is, as the teeth on this comb are close together.
868139
I don't think so, it would be really hard to pull off of a surface that isn't flat. Certainly not IN your ears :) I'd use one of those rotary nose hair trimmers.
969687
This should work fine for dogs. I work in wildlife rehab and we use a dremel to file down overgrown beaks and talons on birds of prey.
2170351
More than likely it would. It worked very good on my shelties. The only thing is, once I saw/heard the dogs getting shocked, I couldl not leave it on them. Most of the time we were using the vibration mode.
1751562
It will cut a dog's hair if it is stiff. I also tried it on my forarm. It did not cut the fine hair.
1182026
I wouldn't see why not! It's quiet and has different trim settings. It's the best set I've used on my dog!
2001853
Definitely! I use it on my elderly Persian to remove mats. It's much safer than using scissors. There's very little noise or vibration. She is not stressed out by their use and doesn't mind me using them on her at all.
736181
Yes. Takes 2 double AA's Use to trim around ears and neck. Still use razor blade after
2138714
I would say no. It's not very strong and it broke before I could use it. Come to find it's really only good on the ear lobe. You have to be able to push it through, same is you just used a needle.
1823620
No, do not put it in the ear. It's probably a different problem. You should try Pet King Brand Zymox Otic Enzymatic Solution for Pet Ears, 4 Ounces
610641
I suppose you could, but the noise is probably going to scare it.Unless you are really experienced, I'd advise against it. Get old fashioned clippers...safer and quieter.