Boshel Dog Nail Grinder – Upgraded Low Noise Electric Paws Nail Grinder Tool for Safe Paws Grooming, Trimming & Smoothing for Small & Medium Dogs & Cats - Portable & Rechargeable Pet Nail Grinder

I highly recommend. I have a 60 lb dog and a 40 lb dog, and it grinds their nails perfect. The noise is minimal, so it doesn’t freak them out. It is gentle enough that if they move their paw and the grinder hits their foot, it doesn’t hurt them. By far the best nail grinder that I’ve tried.

I bought this product roughly six months ago, it stopped working after only a few dozen uses; the battery will NOT stay charged long enough to shorten one paws worth of nails. Useless! INITIAL REVIEW: My 80 lb. baby would not sit still for the dremmel file my husband designed, and I hate clippers so instead of manually filing his nails, I bought this nail file. It has taken two days of gentle coaxing (and showing him I can use it on my nails, which works great too) and already I've shortened my pitbull's nails to the point where they don't touch the floor. Thank you to the designer and manufacturer!

This product is great! Quiet, safe and my dogs had no fear of it. I let them hear its quiet whirring sound before attempting to use it. My 11 lb doxie was hesitant at first but he soon realized there was nothing to fear and I was able to easily file all of his nails without him struggling. My 4 yr old terrier mix watched and when it was his turn, he sat quietly while I filed his nails. I especially like the small size and the quietness.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I have a little shih tzu (13 lbs) and he has several black nails. I am always afraid of cutting his nails too close, so all his nails are often too long, because we both dread the regular clippers. I just received this today and immediately wanted to try it because I was worried the buzzing or vibrating would freak him out. As you can see it doesn't really bother him. It's quieter than I expected. I just hold that foot pad/nail and he's fine. I took the video on the third nail, so after about 1 minute of him being introduced. It does grind the nail down slowly, and I take breaks so his nail doesn't get hot, but it's so much better than the standard clippers. I'm happy for it to take longer if it's not so stressful.

Edited. 2/6/19. Was too weak a motor for my German Shepard's nail. It bogs down with the slightest pressure and didn't grind fast enough to not get hot nails. Probably by design for the safety of the pets from inexperienced owners maybe. Went back to my corded dremal. Update Feb 2019. Company contacted me due toy review which was past the return period and offered to send a replacement or refund my money. Chose a refund because I have a sufficient corded tool now. I love finding companies on Amazon that stand behind their product like this. I think this would be good for medium to small dogs but if you have a large breed like I do I don't think it is the best due to the built in safety features and that's not a bad thing.

Right out of the package I went straight to my German Shepherd's nails. Surprisingly, he tolerated it better than the traditional clippers. I think if you make it a point to grind their nails about once a month, it should be a quick process. I'm kinda lazy and wait till I here the clicking of the nails on the tile floor. For over grown nails, I would recommend trimming the nails first with the clippers and follow up with the grinder. It performs well, nice that it has a rechargable battery with a micro USB port. Excellent idea with the metal/ diamond grinder as opposed to replaceable sandpaper rounds.

This is a great grinder. My small dog (Maltese) hates her nails done and she tolerated it pretty well after the first few tries. My larger dog (beagle/lab mix) also tolerated it well but her nails are thicker it takes longer to do them. Overall though, it works well. It’s quiet, easy to charge and easy to hold and use. A larger dog than my two might have nails that are too thick for this product.

I bought this to use on our 7 month old Irish Jack Russell puppy. It is very quiet. The first attempt didn't go well - she wanted nothing to do with it. I was trying to get her to sit in front of me and hold her paw "manicure style". The very next day, I tried flipping her on her back against my chest and holding the paws out in front of me ... SUCCESS! I held her paw close to the nail to minimize any vibration felt from the grinder. I thought I'd be able to do just a few if I was lucky so I started by only grinding a small amount. She continued to be calm and I was able to do this to all her nails. Still lying relatively calmly (JRs are not known for sitting still for very long, lol), I got braver and went back over all her nails a second time and I was able to get them ALL down to where I wanted! I think putting her in this position, against me, made it easier for me to maneuver the tool and since my anxiety level was low, it kept her calm. My husband was amazed at how different the second try went! I plan on making it a weekly ritual so it will be minimal and fast. ... Now I plan to try it on our cats. I'll see how that goes and update ....