Professional Clippers

Professional groomers use a variety of clippers to keep things running smoothly. Brands like Wahl, Andis, Oster, Artero, and Heiniger are popular because they’re reliable, quiet, and stay cool, making grooming more comfortable for both you and your pet, even during longer sessions. Some models double as cat hair clippers, with specifically designed blades that work great on your feline’s coat too.

If you’re looking for a more flexible and easy-to-handle option, cordless dog clippers are a great choice. These clippers are often lighter and easier to maneuver, which makes them perfect for trimming around those tricky spots like paws and ears. They’re also a great option for pets who might be nervous around cords, giving you the freedom to move around them without the worry of getting tangled up.

If you’re tackling a big job or working with thick, long, or matted fur, corded clippers are the way to go. They offer continuous power, meaning they won’t stop mid-groom if the battery runs out. This is especially helpful if you’re grooming larger pets or those with dense coats that require more consistent strength.

Using a corded clipper is pretty straightforward. 1. Plug in the clippers — Insert the clipper cord into a grounded wall outlet for a steady power supply. 2. Prepare the blade — Remove the blade cover and add a drop of oil to the blade to ensure smooth performance. 3. Turn on the clippers — Switch the clippers on and guide them gently through your pet’s fur, trimming as needed. 4. Finish grooming — Once you’re done, turn off the clippers. 5. Unplug and clean — Unplug the clippers and clean the blade thoroughly to keep them in top shape for the next use.

Using cordless clippers is just as easy. 1. Charge the clippers — Place the clippers in the charging unit and make sure they’re fully charged before use. 2. Prepare the blade — Remove the blade cover and add a drop of oil to the blade for smooth cutting. 3. Turn on and groom — Switch the clippers on and begin grooming your pet, especially in hard-to-reach areas or spots where pets might feel more comfortable. 4. Finish grooming — After you’ve finished, make sure to turn the clippers off. 5. Clean and charge — Clean the blade and return the clippers to the charging unit so they’re ready for the next session.