Dremel PawControl 7760-PGK Dog Nail Grinder and Trimmer - Cordless & Rechargeable Pet Grooming Tool Kit - Safe and Humane for Dogs, Cats, and Small Animals

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I had been using a regular Dremel on my 5 rescue dogs - until it finally met its demise. I had already looked into the Dremel PawControl when the old one was failing. This Dremel has less power so it doesn't heat up their nails nearly as fast, it's much quieter & cordless. This makes trimming their nails monthly much easier - the quieter motor noise is less stressful, so is the cooler process, and no cord makes my life so much easier. It does a great job trimming their nails quickly with little to no stress and injury to the dogs. The Dremel is well used now, please ignore the nail dust on the machine. Highly recommend!

Awesome works quick and gets the job done. It’s loud so it took some time before my dog got used to the sound but it’s works so fast, I’m done before she can even pull away. I would definitely recommend this tool!

The dremel itself works great however one of the attachment tips broke off and I had to order spare parts. Once that was fixed it works great! Battery life lasts a decent amount of time and the noise lever is not overpowering. Easy to use as well!

I'm a groomer. I ordered my first one back in June 2020. I've used this model on several dogs and have 2 of my own that I have also used it on weekly for 4 years. It finally broke down after I dropped it on the concrete of our patio as I prepared to do my dogs' nails. Otherwise, I'm sure it would've lasted me another year or so. I ordered a new one this week. Hopefully, it holds up like my old one.Compared to Dremel 7350-PET 4V this one:* has a much stronger motor* better grip design* more durable and heavy duty* and feels a lot more better quality* It is heavier that the 7350, thoughPros:* Easy grip design* Powerful motor* Heavy duty* Durable* Can withstand a lot* Quieter than most pet nail grinder models* Can sand down all dog nails sizes closer to the quick without hitting the quick* Leaves nails smoother than nail clippers (I use off-brand 120 grit sand bands)* No overheating of motor noticed* Portable* Good battery chargeCons:* Gets louder as you increase the speed (no idea how they would fix this without sacrificing power)* Sand bands heat up as you leave them on the nail ( I use stroking motion to prevent)* Fur and hair can get caught in the mandrel attachment (just be careful and move it)* You have to train dogs to be ok with vibration and sound of machine. (once it's done it's easy)* The attachment release button is very easy to press while using, which can be a little dangerous if the drill bit is released while working on a dog.Overall, a great product for any pet owners and groomers. I only use the mandrel attachment and sand bands. I order some similar sized "Merryland Drum Sander" brand 120 grit sand bands for a smoother finish because the Dremel brand sand bands are expensive and I switch each one between dogs, unless they're from the same household. Buy it. Sure, it's pricey, but you save yourself money on the long run. Especially in this economy.Here are some links for those who want to learn how to use it and/or train their dogs to be ok with foot handling and nail grinder sounds. McCann Dog Training Videos are very informational on YouTube:* How to use the Dremel around on a dog's nails(see how she holds the Dremel and how she strokes as she grinds):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3hepjtT7og* How to train your dog to allow you to hold their paws and toes (long detailed video):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-w0T-50kfHI&t=12s* How to train your dog to be ok with the nail grinder sound and sensation(long detailed video):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBKni77UfsQ&t=19sBe sure to stabilize your dogs toe as you grind the nail because the toe can vibrate and you can harm your dog accidentally. Dedicate 5 minutes a day to just have your dog used to you holding their paws, the sound, and the presence of the Dremel and it'll be so easy for you.

This is not as quiet as some other models but it didn’t freak out dog out and the power is very good. Our 100 pound lab has thick nails and I was able to trim them fairly quickly with this tool, the charge lasts a long time. My dog hates having his nails done but tolerated this well. It was easy to use. Definitely recommend for anyone wanting a quality product to do at home nail care. I liked the various speed options.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Top of the line nail trimmer! Works great!Noise level:fairly quiet for a dremel tool.Ease of use:easy to use

This works great on my dog's nails. I find the guard difficult to get on some of the nails and the sanding disc that goes with it isn't coarse enough, so I use the round cylindrical sand paper attachment.I've done nails 6 times so far and it still has plenty of battery left.It's not so loud that it scares the dog and it's lightweight.Very pleased with this purchase.

I do not use the guard. As an occasional Dremel use, it will last a good time. If you work at a grooming salon it wont last long. Hair will get caught in it with ease and be a pain to get out, sand paper wears to needing replacing if the thing even lasts long enough for that.