Cat Nail Clippers with Round Hole - Stainless Steel Claw Trimmer for Cats, Kittens & Small Dogs

Overgrown claws snag on carpet and furniture and make walking uncomfortable for your pet. These round-hole cat nail clippers let you see exactly where the blade sits, so you take off the tip of the claw and nothing more.

Why You'll Love It

The circular opening holds each claw in position and keeps your view clear, which makes at-home trimming far less stressful - especially for first-time pet parents and for pets that pull their paws away.

Key Features

• Round cutting hole positions the claw and helps you avoid cutting into the quick.
• Stainless steel blades give a clean cut instead of a crushed or split nail.
• Non-slip rubber handle stays put in your hand and takes less squeezing effort.
• Compact and lightweight at roughly 4.1 x 2.6 in, easy to control one-handed.
• Blue, red or orange so every pet in the house can have their own.

Product Details

• Item type: pet claw care scissors / nail clippers
• Blade material: stainless steel
• Handle material: plastic with rubber grip
• Overall size: 10.5 x 6.5 cm (approx. 4.1 x 2.6 in)
• Colors available: blue, red, orange

Perfect For

• Cats and kittens
• Small dogs and puppies
• Rabbits and other small pets with long nails

What's Included

1 x pet nail clippers

Cat Nail Clipper FAQ

What is the round hole for?
You slide the claw through the opening before you squeeze. It steadies the nail and keeps the tip visible, so you can see how much you are removing.

Can I use these on a small dog as well as a cat?
Yes. They are sized for cats, kittens, small dogs, puppies, rabbits and similar small pets. They are not intended for the thick nails of large dog breeds.

How big are they?
10.5 x 6.5 cm, or roughly 4.1 x 2.6 in - about the size of a small pair of scissors.

Which color will I get?
You choose at checkout: blue, red or orange. Each option is the same clipper with a different handle color.

How often should I trim my cat's claws?
Most cats and small dogs need a trim every few weeks, though it depends on how fast the nails grow and how much your pet wears them down. Take off a little at a time and stop well before the pink area inside the nail.

Please note: measurements are taken by hand and may vary slightly, and colors can look a little different from one screen to another.