Peti Care

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Total Cost Breakdown

The cost of Peti Care is $19.99 plus $4.99 shipping. The special TV offer allows you to receive a second Peti Care at the discounted price of only $9.99 for a total price of $34.97. Price is from As Seen on TV Commercial page: buypeticare.com

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How It Works

Each nail on a cat or dog's paw has a small blood line called the "quick, " and if you cut too close to that, your dog or cat may experience pain. Fortunately, the illumination and magnification provided by each Peti Care device will help all pet owners stay as far away from that line as possible while still doing an effective clipping job.

Features

• Led Light

  The Peti Care nail clipper comes with a built-in LED light, and this type of light tends to be long lasting, so you'll likely get thousands of hours out of yours before it burns out. If the LED light does burn out, the clipper can still be used on its own—you'll just need to be more careful, given the fact that you have less light.

• Razor-sharp, Precise Blades

  This device has razor-sharp, precise blades, so you'll likely get the results you want with just one cut of each nail, and won't need to do immediate touch-ups that'll prolong the clipping process.

• 5x Magnification

  The magnification mirror on each clipping tool will magnify the nail that you're currently cutting so it appears five times larger than it actually is. Therefore, you'll be able to clearly see every detail, including the aforementioned blood line.

• Invented by Pet Lovers

  This particular tool was invented by pet lovers with the help of veterinarians, so it almost goes without saying that these creators would have had prior experience with clipping pets' nails.

• Long Handle

  Each Peti Care tool has a long handle, so you likely won't find it falling out of your hands as you attempt to use it, even if you have larger hands than most people.

Positive Points

• For All Cats and Dogs

  Some grooming tools are designed only for cats, and others only for dogs, but this one is for cats or dogs of all sizes and ages. You'll just need to modify your cut when cutting the nails of a smaller animal as opposed to a larger animal, and vice versa.

• No Mess

  With some nail clipping tools, you may end up with a lot of loose nails on the carpet or your furniture, and these can hurt quite a bit when stepped on. Your pet may also try to eat these stray shavings when they come upon them, which isn't good for them, either. Fortunately, your Peti Care tool will collect all shavings in its nail trapper, and you can empty the trapper over a wastebasket or even your toilet when you're done using the tool. It's not absolutely necessary to empty it after every job, but that's probably the best choice.

• Less Scratches on You

  Cats and dogs who don't have regularly trimmed nails may attempt to scratch you or other members of your household, and if their nails are super-long, this will hurt a lot. Besides people, they may also go for pieces of furniture, floors or walls. However, if you trim your cat or dog's nails regularly with a device like Peti Care, they'll be less tempted to scratch, and if they do, this won't cause as much damage.

Negative Points

• Larger Than Some Clippers

  Peti Care nail ciippers are a bit larger than some other varieties of nail clippers for dogs and cats. That means if you bring them with you on the road, they may take up more space in your bag or whatever carrying case you're using than your old pair.

• Not Safe for Children

  Due to the razor-sharp blades found on each tool, and the fact that they're not completely covered, this isn't the safest tool for children to use. If you normally assign your child the job of trimming your cat or dog's nails, you may be taking the job over again after obtaining a Peti Care device.

Alternatives

• Other Nail Clippers

  There are many other varieties of nail clippers for dogs and cats available these days, but some are small and hard to hold onto, without super-sharp blades. When you use these, you may find yourself cutting the same nail again and again to do an effective job, especially since most of these clippers won't provide you with any illumination or magnification. If this occurs, your pet will likely get fed up with the process and protest ( or even hide! ) each time they see nail clippers.

• Pet Groomer's

  Another option is taking your cat or dog to the pet groomer's to get their nails clipped, but if your pet tends to act up there, this can be a trial. You'll also have to spend time travelling to the pet salon and waiting there while they work on your dog or cat's nails. If you use Peti Care instead, the job will be finished much more quickly in the comfort of your home.