FENICE TOTEMFenice Professional Grooming Curved Shear: 45 Degree Super Curves Scissors for Dogs 7.5" Big Arc Curved Shears Made Of Japanese 440C Stainless Steel

Works well for professional grooming. Saves time on doodles and poodles especially

These are perfect for grooming my Cavapoo. They are very sharp and allows me to work faster with nice round paws and head.

These are my first good pair of dog shears. I have two standard poodles which is why I decided to go with the curved. It really helped me to get a nice shape on their heads. It also helped me get a nice shape on the one pups undocked tail.The weight seems nice, the finger holes are not too big or too small. I did need oil it because it squeeked when used but other than that I would buy more from this brand.

As a professional groomer who's had iffy luck with the well known more expensive brands, this seller makes shears that are actually affordable and I would argue have as good if not better quality craftsmanship. Will be buying more soon!

Sharp, well-made, and comfortable to use.

I have four dogs (Havanese) these were perfect for grooming them especially around their face. Would highly recommend

We have a long hair cat that requires constant maintenance of her coat, which sometimes includes trimming her ruff and facial fur with scissors. Her fur is very soft, which seems to pose a problem for cheaper (sub-20 dollar) shears. These curved shears from Fenice Totem appear to be a good example of, "you get what you pay for."The shears are nice and sharp, and easily make cuts that others we've tried struggle with or can't handle at all. They make grooming more efficient and are less stressful for our cat, since we don't have to try to make the same cut over and over; the curve further speeds up the process by helping to achieve the desired shape with less cuts. As an added bonus, I find that by using the shears upside-down (by pointing the curve away from the cat), I can cut small mats close to the skin and eliminate the chance of stabbing her with the pointed end if she flinches. I'll note that I do mean *small* mats, as using them on large mats is probably a surefire way to trash their sharp edge.Fenice clearly markets these for use with dogs, and I can't recommend them for use with "all cats" given their largely uncooperative nature and famously-thin skin. They're working very well for us because our cat hates clippers but is indifferent toward shears; before you buy, I recommend you consider the personality of your feline friend.

These shears lasted me 2 maybe 3 weeks before they started dulling. I groom around 5 dogs a day, 5 days a week.