OT:PETicure

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- chatty cathy
  
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15 years ago

Sat, Aug 2, 2008 3:33 PM

i bought that nail peticure for my dogs nails and i tried it yesterday..well i started with my chihuahua first and my gosh that was such a hassle..i dont know why it took forever..i sanded down over and over and it doesnt sand like the tv shows it to. i finally got tired of working over and over on the same paw and my Paco got tired of it too so i went back to the old way of nail clippers.. 123 i was done.. so back it goes..i s hould of known better..i paid 30 bucks for it and 10 shipping and now to return it i have to pay another 10..wow 20 bucks down the drain to try it out..what a bummer.. just had to share.. chatty cathy

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15 years ago

Sat, Aug 2, 2008 4:43 PM

Hey Cathy. I had seen this advertised and thought about getting it. I was trying to find reviews on it before I bought it but never could. Now I am glad I didn't. Sorry it didn't work out and your ended up losing that money. I hate it when that happens. Thanks for sharing with us.

Crystal

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15 years ago

Sat, Aug 2, 2008 5:05 PM

The one you plug into the wall works great. It really is just a protected dremel. My groomer suggested using a dremel when I got my dog. I didn't have one. Then my folks bought the peticure... the $49 one that plugs into the wall. We like it.

Lynne

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15 years ago

Mon, Aug 4, 2008 7:38 PM

I'm sorry it didn't work out. With DH's bassett, I wouldn't even dream of doing anything but simply clipping them. Well....having DH clip them. LOL She's not fond of having her nails trimmed, and it usually takes both of us in the floor with her to get it done.