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I have read everyone's experiances with nail trimming so I am going to buy a Dremel but which model, prices from 12.99 to 65+. Shall I get a Mini Mite or what. Anyone know. JG
 
I have been using the dremel for about a year now. It gives a better finish on the nails for showing, plus less chance of cutting the quick.

I used to use a big file which has a name which is a swear word. :b

It is so much quicker, especially as I have 7 dogs nails to do!! (w00t)

I have the electric sort but it comes in battery power too.

:thumbsup: :thumbsup:
 
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I remeber the big file with the rude name

ITS CALLED A FLAT B****** (CHILD WITH NO DAD) lol
 
:) I use the Dremel 800 which is 10.8V and goes from 5000 to 35000/min ( I only know cos I read the label :b ) Comes with a case and a box with bits in - OH uses them :thumbsup:
 
I have been using the dremel for about a year now. It gives a better finish on the nails for showing, plus less chance of cutting the quick.I used to use a big file which has a name which is a swear word. :b

It is so much quicker, especially as I have 7 dogs nails to do!! (w00t)

I have the electric sort but it comes in battery power too.

:thumbsup: :thumbsup:
i use the naughty word file 8) been thinking of changing over to a dremel , think its about time i got one :b
 
I have been using the dremel for about a year now. It gives a better finish on the nails for showing, plus less chance of cutting the quick.I used to use a big file which has a name which is a swear word. :b

It is so much quicker, especially as I have 7 dogs nails to do!! (w00t)

I have the electric sort but it comes in battery power too.

:thumbsup: :thumbsup:
i use the naughty word file 8) been thinking of changing over to a dremel , think its about time i got one :b
 
Wouldnt mind getting one as I have 9 dogs to do and its a back breaking job, but the ones I have seen are £65. Anyone know of a cheaper alternative. !!!
 
Wow what a good picture.

£65 does sound like alot but it saves quite alot of time & spread over the year & the amount of dogs, it isn't as much as you think(if that makes sense??) There might be one for sale on ebay if your lucky of somewhere similar??

I am so glad I got mine. :thumbsup:
 
i got the dremmill copy from nettoes about 6 years ago and its been fab have a look i thing some places do there own brand dremmil type things alot cheeper mine was £9 with an extiosn and stand and loads of attachments
 
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I have the Pedi-paws it works very well and was about £15 on the internet
 
Wouldnt mind getting one as I have 9 dogs to do and its a back breaking job, but the ones I have seen are £65. Anyone know of a cheaper alternative. !!!
I've got one now £28.99 + p+p off ebay. I've not tried it yet I'm just getting the girls used to the sight of it by putting it by the side of their feet then I'll switch it on so they get used to the buzzing sound. JG
 
Wouldnt mind getting one as I have 9 dogs to do and its a back breaking job, but the ones I have seen are £65. Anyone know of a cheaper alternative. !!!
I've got one now £28.99 + p+p off ebay. I've not tried it yet I'm just getting the girls used to the sight of it by putting it by the side of their feet then I'll switch it on so they get used to the buzzing sound. JG

Good luck , esp wih Millie :lol:
 

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