I want to use these to cut up dog treats and was curious, how wide are the cuts?
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I don't know if they will work well for that or not. The cuts are very narrow, probably an 8th of an inch or so. I can't see these scissors cutting through anything hard like a dog biscuit. Maybe something like beef jerky but you will be left with more or less shreds.
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Very small cuts. These mince things very well but I'm not sure they would work for dog treats unless you're going for a crumb result.
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2 5/8 inches long, 3/8+ (probably 7/16) inch wide These are the best clippers I have ever used. They don't require a lot of strength and the cut is clean each time.
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They are about the size of a sheet of printer paper (7 X 10 1/4)and are plastic. Very flexible. I haven't tried to cut one but I would think any good pair of scissors would cut it easily as they are only slightly thicker than printer paper.
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10.5". (I used a ruler) They are pretty strong too so it would be difficult to cut (with scissors) if needing shorter.
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They are various sizes and thicknesses; you could probably cut some with a good pair of scissors but certainly with a good pair of kitchen shears. Why get the large ones and cut them in half when they come in smaller sizes as well? My dog loves them and has not had to have a dental cleaning. I will continue to buy them!
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The actual size is 17" X 13" and yes they can be cut to any size needed. I use for baking fish so that it doesn't stick to the pan and they can be used many times before they need replacement.
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I doubt these will meet your requirements. They're not thinner than a dime, they're more like the thickness of two dimes. And, they are not completely flat, but slightly rounded toward the top. I used them for "feet" on a cutting board and because I was using a cleaver to chop, they did not "stick". Had I been slicing only, they would have been fine. I went to larger feet (more sticky area on the board surface) and that worked.
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These are GREAT clippers - the angle lets you get very close, very easily. I'm not at home now so I can't measure anything I've cut but I'd say you can get as close as 1/16" of an inch. Pretty flat. Flatter than you're going to get with other cutters. Hope this helps.
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Yes. They are. I have also cut them for smaller dogs. I get the large breed one and portion them accordingly as I have multiple dogs....
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They do vary but I would say about 2" by 4" on average. However, I do cut them smaller with a good kitchen utility scissor. One with serrated cutting edges.
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You probably could trim them to size, it would be fairly easy to cut with a pair of good kitchen shears. Seems like the original packaging said something about how to trim them, but I no longer have any of it.
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They are about 1/2 inch in diameter and are scored in half. They are not soft like a pupperoni but not real hard either. I have a miniature poodle and she manages a whole one quite easily. She is almost 13 years old. I decided rather than mess with cutting them in half, I give her one whole one on even days only. I hope this is helpful.
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Im not sure I havent tried to cut them. They ate not super big to be cutting. But they are right size for cleaning. They appear to me like they may fray a little.
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I am not sure of the question - but if you are asking about the width of them - around 1-3/4" - we trim a malti poo with it - works great.
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Sure will! I love having these scissors handy for small animals, they work great.
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3 inches at the widest part and six inches long. I have LOTS of scissors and these are one of my favorites. Wicked sharp and comfortable for my big hands.
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Where the blade meets the walnut handle is maybe 1.5 cm or so (not really wide like some steak knives) and then it tapes as seen in the pic. What I've liked is that they aren't serrated, so they cut with a clean, sealing 'style' (don't lose as much juice) and you can sharpen them.