LED Nail Clippers for Cats, Puppies and Small Dogs

Small paws come with small nails, and small nails leave very little room for error. These LED nail clippers are made for cats, puppies, toy breeds, and rabbits. A built-in light shines through the nail so you can see the quick before you cut. The compact stainless steel clipper fits comfortably in one hand, non-slip handles keep it steady, and it comes with three LR44 batteries, so it's ready to use out of the box.

Made for Small Paws

Full-size dog clippers can feel bulky on a cat's paw or a rabbit's tiny claw. At about 5.2 inches long, this clipper gives you better control in tight spaces. That makes it easier to trim one nail at a time while you gently hold the paw with your other hand.

The stainless steel blades are sized for thin nails, and the ergonomic handles have a non-slip grip that stays steady even when your pet wriggles.

Why the Light Helps

Every nail has a quick, a living core with blood vessels and nerves. Cutting into it hurts and causes bleeding. On light-colored nails, the LED lights up the pink quick so you can trim just the clear tip in front of it.

The light is most useful on white and clear nails. Dark nails are still harder to read, even with a light.

Key Features

• Built-in LED light: Helps you see the quick before cutting.
• Compact size: Easier control on small paws and tiny claws.
• Stainless steel blades: Sized for thin nails on small pets.
• Non-slip ergonomic handles: A steady, comfortable grip.
• Batteries included: Comes with three LR44 coin batteries.
• Two colors: Blue or pink.

Product Details

• Size: 13.3 x 5 x 2.5 cm (5.2 x 2 x 1 in)
• Material: Stainless steel blades, PP handles
• Battery: LR44 coin cell (3 included)
• Colors: Blue, Pink
• Suitable for: Cats, puppies, small dogs, rabbits, and other small pets

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use these nail clippers on a large dog?

No. They're designed for small and medium pets with thin nails. Large dogs have thicker nails that need a bigger, heavier clipper to cut cleanly without crushing the nail.

How much of the nail should I trim?

Trim only the tip, stopping a few millimeters before the quick. Make several small cuts rather than one big one. It's always safer to take off too little and trim again next week.

What should I do if I accidentally cut the quick?

Stay calm and press a pinch of styptic powder or cornstarch onto the nail tip for a minute or two. Most minor bleeding stops quickly. If it doesn't stop, contact your vet.

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