Millers ForgeDog Nail Scissors, 4-1/4-Inch, Straight

I have used these for years even on big dig nails. You can make really tiny snips with these. My current ones are finally getting dull so had to have new ones.

I have used this type of pet nail scissor for years and was very disappointed in the quality of theitem I received this time...not the same quality...very "stiff" to operate and not very sharp...pretty much useless... I guess nothing is like it "used to be",,,

It is orange and flimsy.

I have used these scissors for years...this is just another pair I bought to put in the dog bag for shows. I clip a bit at a time off the dog's nails, not a "giant" clip all at once, and these are perfect for that type of shaving the nail. sometimes I finish off with the dremel, but if you clip carefully, that's not necessary. My first pair is about 12 years old, still sharp. Also, I have small hands, and these fit perfectly. There is no nail guard on these, btw, but I don't need it; my dogs are fine with having their nails cut.

Was hoping they’d be large enough to do the bigger dogs’ nails.

I have used those type of dog scissors for years. I like them for small dogs. I ordered, thinking it was the same, but this one is bad, doesn't even do the job for my little puppies. I really didn't use the term I HATE IT, because I do not like to use that word, but I have no use for them.

No I do NOT RECOMMEND these they actually split my pups ( Pembroke welsh corgi) one nail hard to use not sharp at all I'm going back to grinding my dogs nails these scissors didn't even work well on my ragdoll and maine coon cats nails I've learned my lesson don't always trust reviews

These clippers "crush" more than they cut. Even after sharpening them with 4000 grit stones. They just don't seem to be aligned to produce a clean cut. I would recommend Tweezerman or Seki toenail cutters/nippers for small dog nails instead. Super-clean cut with minimal pressure.