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Step 1: Stand
- Have your dog lie down
- Coax them onto their side for easy access
Step 2: Spread Pads
- Stand to the side to see the paw bottom
- Gently separate paw pads with fingers
Step 3: Trimming
- Ensure the blade catches the hair effectively
- Angle the trimmer head at 45°
- Clean the blade with a small brush
Step 4: Attention
- Carefully trim between toes
- Especially webbed areas
- Be gentle, and watch for discomfort
Bethh
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025
I’m always a little skeptical of buying things with reviews all over the place. These are AMAZING. works great! So easy to use. My little Havanese have fluffy teddy bear feet. These were so quiet, they actually let me trim between their toes. Comfortable to hold, easy to clean hair out of
jess1983
Reviewed in Canada on March 27, 2025
The sound and vibration of this product is good. My dogs are quite reactive to noise and vibrations and both of them behaved with this. It is light and slender. My only negative is that it is quite slow to work and if I force it, it will pull hair. With dogs I would like it to be quick because they lose interest after a short time and you aren't quite done. The solution is to not do it all at once. Maybe a paw or 2 per session. It could also be that I haven't quite got the technique down. If it improves I will update this review.
Sarah
Reviewed in Canada on March 18, 2025
This thing is great! I've always had larger clippers for my long-haired dog and for my horses, and done any trimming around my dog's paws with a combination of clippers and scissors. Not anymore! These are nice and quiet and didn't overly concern my anxious dog, and I've also trimmed one of my horses' beards with it just to test the battery life and it did great! I love the tiny blade size that makes it easy to get in close between paw pads, and one charge easily did my dog's paws and my horse's jawline without issue. Very happy with this and will definitely be in my kit going forward!
Lucas Schwartz
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 25, 2025
I struggle with trimming my dog’s paws as she moves around, and I usually use a small pair of scissors to trim her paws. However, when I saw this, I had to get it. It made things so much easier, as it made the whole process much quicker, and afterward, it was so easy to clean and just put away. Highly recommend.
Customer Review
Reviewed in Canada on February 20, 2025
Paw trimming...the bane of my dogs' existences. But it must be done, and they know it, so I've been forced to wrangle them and make it happen, usually using the larger clippers I use for their whole-body grooms. Enter this pet hair trimmer, which is supposed to be for paw and other detail trimming. Thank goodness I saw this thing and ordered it.It arrived in an Amazon box, within its own box. Inside, the trimmer (in a plastic sleeve), and the charging cable, oil and oil applicator brush (also in plastic, no outlet block). It's USB-C to the trimmer, and A to the wall, so easy enough: I used my phone's charging block and got this thing charged before first use (as instructed in the manual, which is the only other thing in the box). The manual, btw, is written in English only and doesn't have any noticeable typos or hard-to-decipher bits. A whole star just for that.As for the trimmer? Well, she's not exactly quiet, but less noisy than the full-sized clippers. I got mine in the beige colour, but in hindsight ought to have opted for a fun colour since it was being offered in a few colours at the time I ordered it. She seems to work well enough though - trims through paw fur easily, and did take a few passes at a small mat without causing any trauma, so that's a win. It has a small light too, which helps when your dog won't just lay there nicely under the overhead lights lol. There are LED-lit indicators on the front: one for "yep, it's on and running!", one for "it's charged!" and one for "it's charging!". It does get warm during use, but I haven't run it long enough to see it get super hot. The manual does caution that it can run hot though, so just pause in-between so it can cool down.I've only used it once, but I will come back and update if I need to. For now, I'd say it's a solid trimmer and does what it says it will.
Flagman
Reviewed in Canada on January 30, 2025
Our puppies feet hair seem to grow so much faster than the rest of his body, so finding this hair trimmer is perfect for trimming back his little grinch feet! It is small, light weight and slim, making it very easy to handle around a squirming dog.It is very simple to operate, just a single on/off button and has 3 light indications to confirm it is running, when it needs charging and when it is fully charged. It also has a LED light on the end to help when trimming.When running, the buzzing sometimes bothers my dog, but over time i think they will get used to it. The blades are not sharp enough to cut skin so it is pretty harmless, but does a great job on dog fur/hair.like typical shavers, it comes with a small brush to keep it clean, and a bit of oil to keep the blades and mechanism oiled but which helps reduce the buzzing and keeps them sharp!
Sai
Reviewed in Canada on April 9, 2025
This FURBONA Pro Dog Paw Trimmer has been a great addition to our home grooming kit. The 18mm wide blade works smoothly for trimming around paws, face, and rump, with no pulling or discomfort.It’s noticeably quieter than another trimmer I’ve been using—great for pets who are sensitive to noise. While it says fully waterproof, I haven’t tested it under running water, but it does feel well-sealed and durable.The LED display is a nice addition for checking battery level, and while the tiny light near the blade isn’t particularly useful, it's still a thoughtful touch.The Type-C charging is convenient and modern, and the low noise level helps. It's perfect for quick and easy trimming sessions at home.Note: At the time of this review, it’s priced at $25.99 with an extra 15% off coupon, which brings the cost below many similar options. At that price point, it’s a good value.
Krm
Reviewed in Canada on April 9, 2025
The small head makes it much easier to dig out the fur in the paws. Very light duty cutting head means you can push it right into your dogs toes without worry of cutting them, might tickle a bit. Works very well though
Alex
Reviewed in Australia on April 9, 2025
I am very impressed with these clippers.They are very quiet, so our dog doesn't freak out when we use them.They are easy to hold and maneuver.They are narrow (only 18mm) allowing them to get into the gaps between the pads and around the face and ears.They are sharp and cut well.The blades are very fine so it can't cut the skin.USB-C charging is very convenient.Comes with a charging cord, brush and oil.Highly recommend.
Diane
Reviewed in Canada on April 8, 2025
This paw trimmer features an 18mm wide blade, for precise and safe trimming of sensitive areas. Has a soft light to ensure clear visibility. It is waterproof, although I haven't tested that yet. Charges with type C USB cable, need adapter. Takes about one hour thirty minutes to charge, for around 2 hours of use. Fairly quiet. LED screen shows running status, fully charged, and charging status. Included with trimmer is USB charging cord, need adapter, cleaning brush, manual and especially handy to have is the lubricating oil.
reviewer
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 7, 2025
Trimming paws is not one of my favourite jobs. I have 3 uncooperative dogs that don't want to have it done.This worked for me. I had someone hold my dog as I trimmed around their pads. It wasn't very loud, and it did the job perfectly. I could trim around them each foot (4 x 3 dogs) in about 30 minutes. Which is a lot quicker than scissors or with the bigger clipper I have.I like that it comes with oil, a brush to clean it and a charging cable. AT 19.99 its a decent price for a decent clipper as long as it doesnt go up in price.
Julian
Reviewed in Australia on April 7, 2025
Good sound and vibration—works well with my noise-sensitive dogs. It's lightweight and easy to handle, but it's a bit slow. Forcing it can pull hair, so sessions need to be short (a paw or two at a time) to keep pets calm. It might just take practice to perfect the technique. If it gets better, I'll update!
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