My 3 dogs hated it, would run from even after following the directions on how to get them used to it. I put my finger nail to the sandpaper and it grabbed it, and was very rough. It's a great idea just not perfected. Cat didn't like it either. Have a friend that also bought one and her dog didn't like it either.

Pros: None that I could find

Cons: to rough

While this sounds great, it's not an effective product. In essence, it's a dremel with a guard. Problem is, it has very little power, so it can't keep up trying to trim nails. Also, the guard gets in the way and makes it super difficult. Don't waste your money. Buy a $20 dremel and learn how to use that.

Pros: Sounds like a great concept

Cons: Low power; doesn't work

I bought on of these about 2 months ago. My mal. is very laid back and will let me use this on his nails all day. Katie on the other hand hates this thing because of the noise. She will not set still for me to use it. It works really well if you can get your pet to set still long enough to use it

Pros: Wroks Well

Cons: Can't get dog to set still

Saw the advertisement on TV and decided to try it out. My dog hates the nail clippers and it usually results in splitting. With the exception of the first time I used it, my dog is perfectly content to sit there while I file down her nails. It's very easy to use and definitely worth your money.

Pros: very easy to use

Cons: my dog got a little spooked the first time

We were very skeptical at first. It files very slowly so it can't get to the quick of the nail. I think if it did, your pet would feel it before they b;ed and would let you know.

I still can't get all the claws trimmed in one sitting, but I really couldn't when I trimmed the PAINFUL way.

Pros: Painless, quiet, portable, cheap, conversation piece

Cons: Funky smell, batteries need replacing