Dog Grooming Kit, Multi-Functional Hair Trimmer & Vacuum, 15KPa Powerful Suction, Stainless Steel, Low Noise, Adjustable Settings, Easy to Clean, Includes Clippers, Brush, Nail Trimmer

After two horrible (but expensive) grooming experiences in a row, I decided to tackle the task of shaving my dog down on my own. She is almost seven years old and has typically been groomed beautifully, so I was nervous about whether it would be a disaster or whether she would even put up with me. So I purchased a harness as well, just to make sure I wouldn't be running around the kitchen island like a mad man while giving my dog night terrors for life.Not going to say I've mastered the art, but I can at least affirm that this grooming kit does exactly what it is supposed to do in the right hands. It sucks up the hair as it cuts and has so many perfect attachments for use during the process (to get just the right lengths just where you want it) as well as for cleanup after the deed is done. Better yet, after just two cuts, my dog doesn't mind it enough to need the harness. So she sits peacefully eating her bribes and I pretend I'm just brushing her hair loudly...despite that the motor isn't louder than any typical vacuum. So far, it has saved me at least a few hundred dollars and the good news is that I get better every time. Not going to enter her into a beauty contest any time soon or anything, but she prefers to run in the muddy fields anyway.

The Duxano LM1B pet groomer works well overall. The wireless clipper provides a good cut, and the additional attachments offer great convenience—though the nail grinder is a bit of a drawback, as it doesn't seem coarse enough to effectively grind down nails. Another downside is that the vacuum does not charge the clipper through the hose. However, the battery life is adequate for grooming tasks. The set also includes an organization tray, but it's important to have a dedicated space for both the tray and the vacuum; otherwise, you'll end up storing them back in the box. Overall, this grooming set makes the process much easier and more efficient!

This will groom my Yorkie flawlessly. I first started it up, and he wasn’t skittish at all. This grooming kit has a lot to offer. The vacuum suction is great to have as it sucks up the hair that is trimmed and I had it on the highest and my Yorkie was fine with it. Can't believe we've went years without a vacuum suction. It is going to make it so much easier and leave no mess to clean up afterwards. The collection cup collects it and seems large enough for atleast one Yorkie. It is quiet and powerful. So glad we purchased this.

Dogs absolutely love this. It’s quiet and does not scare them. Cuts great. Not too big for storage.

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Used this on my small dog for the first time today and it worked great! It’s nice to be able to cut her hair without getting it all over the place. The vacuum is powerful enough to get all of the hair off of her as I am cutting it. I’m so glad I bought this! I’ve already saved over $100 on grooming cost by doing it myself. Highly recommended!

We have a 28 pound labradoodle who is 7 years old and does not like to be groomed. I've used this twice on him and both times I'm just amazed at how well this works. In just two home-grooms we've come out financially ahead of what it costs to get him professionally groomed. I haven't tried the paw trimmer yet since our dog really hates when we get up in between his foot pads, but I've been able to trim enough fur around his paws with the regular clipper that they stay tidy enough.PROs: Powerful suction. Hardly any hair gets away. Gets the job done quickly. It's fairly quiet, with less sound than our Shark vacuum cleaner, even when the Duxano is set on highest suction.CONs: (But this doesn't outweigh the PROs). The suction tube gets in the way of some angles as compared to using clippers without a suction tube.My experience:The first time I groomed our dog with this I did his grooming on our back deck and didn't wash the dog first. It worked well, but my second attempt went even better. The second time I washed him first, and let him completely dry, then folded up a big fleece blanket for him to relax on in our kitchen and groomed him right there in our kitchen. After the grooming (took 40 minutes) there were only 7 little tufts of hair that had gotten loose onto the fleece blanket. No hair was floating around either, which is important since we have a kiddo at home who is allergic to dog dander. I used breakfast cereal to give our dog treats throughout the groom, and a little peanut butter smeared on the inside of in a bowl to really distract him when I was grooming uncomfortable regions. He was so relaxed I could even get him to roll on his back taking treats while I made quick work of his under-carriage and legs. This is definitely worth it!