What a person likes best to use while clipping cat. dog, etc, claws is a matter of individual preference. Some people find it easier and mor thorough to use scissors, like this set, while others find clippers better to use. It depends on the person, and the animal(s). Whichever is more comfortable and convenient is best. But if one wants to use scissors, than these scissors are a nice standard to use. They are sturdily built, easy to use, and great to rely on.

Pros: Good for clipping claws

Cons: Sometimes clippers are easier to use than scissors

These are great to use just before adoption day, so the cats and kittens don't scratch the children or prospective adopters.

Pros: Great to use just before Adoption day

Cons: None really

This item has the wrong rating elements, it has elements for brushes/coat care ("change in skin and coat", "health benefit", "skin irritation") instead of for nail care.

Anyhow, these are the perfect claw trimmers for my first cat, Since they are small, they're easy to maneuvder and get the cut over quick, unlike the larger dog claw trimming tools that some people use on their cats.

Pros: sharp, durable, stainless

Cons: none

I've tried lots of brands, but Miller's Forge has never failed. They stay sharp, they're easy to use and resist rust. My las pair lasted about ten years - I just replaced tyhem about a month ago, and I use them at work as well as at home. I recommend these to anyone with cats.

Pros: durable, easy to use, rust resistant

Cons: none.

I don't know about you, but cutting my cat's nails scare me to death. They don't sit still long enough to do one nail and they move their paws as soon as I try to cut them.

Pros: better for them

Cons: scared to use