Product Name | Colorful Pet Grooming Products Unique Curved Pet Grooming Thinning Chunking Shears |
Type | Curved Pet Grooming Thinning Chunking Shears |
Material | SUS 440C or Customized |
Usage | Pet Hair Grooming |
Size | 7 inch & Customized |
MOQ | 50 PCS |
Delivery Time | 5-25 Days |
Logo | Cutomized Logo |
- Straight scissors for general trimming
- Curved scissors for rounding off the layers
- Thinning scissors to stop the end of layers looking bulky and for
matted hair
- Round-tipped safety scissor for face and tail
Pet Grooming Products Unique Curved Pet Grooming Scissor are used
to refine, trim those bad trim places, such as the dog's eye
eyebrows face part, dog's buttocks and thighs next to, to use the
upper scissors, can be very good pruning, novices are easy to
start.
Pet dog scissors under the warp is to repair most of the hair, such
as limbs, torso, legs, etc. , according to the dog's own arc
pruning out the desired shape, very simple, not easy to appear
potholes, not professionals can also trim.
Always keep your scissors well-maintained and sharp, as blunt
shears can pull the dog’s hair and cause pain. Scissor-oil is
helpful to keep the blades sharp.
Cutting tips
- Set aside plenty of time to cut your dog’s hair, so you can work
slowly and calmly
- Use a comb between scissors and skin to keep the scissors from
nicking your dog’s skin
- Sharp scissors mean you only need a light touch to cut the hair
- Cut sections you can hold up to the light and see through
- Thick hair sections that you can’t lift and see light through will
be too close to the skin for painless trimming
Start cutting
Use the straight scissors and start cutting around the top of your
pet’s neck. Work your way slowly down from front to back, leaving
the face and tail for later. When you’ve done that, trim the sides
of the belly and then the legs.
Use the curved shears to go back and soften any unnatural-looking,
straight edges. You can also thin-out thick fur, after you’ve cut
the hair to the length you prefer. Thinning shears leave a
natural-looking, uneven edge.
Face, ears & tail
These are the dog’s most sensitive areas, so focus on getting the
body hair trimmed first. If your pet is getting too anxious, you
can leave the sensitive trimming for another day. Using the round
tipped scissors for safety, carefully trim hairs that cover your
pet’s eyes. Then trim away excess hair from around the ears and the
tail. This will help avoid matted hair knots developing.
Trimming around dog’s paws
Using the round-tipped scissors, start at the back of the feet and
work around to the front, so you can see what you’re cutting. Trim
near the leg and up to the toes – only cutting hair that stands out past the toes’ edges and soft pad.
It can be a bit nerve-wracking the first time you cut your dog’s
hair, but afterwards it will get easier. The most important point
is to stay calm and give your pet extra treats and praise
throughout the cutting process.
