Dobemom2b

This seems to be the latest thing in dremels and you can get the guard seperate to use on your own dremel.

Peticure - pamper your pet with a peticure

vegaslove

Thanks for the link! I'm a visual learner and the videos are great!

berkshire

I wonder if you're better off buying an actual Dremel, or if this product will last just as long...

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vegaslove

Good question! hard to judge quality if it's not in the hand. It does come with a 2 yr warranty but, you have to purchase that!

dobelover

They were discussed recently on one of my show list. If you do a google search (I believe they said) you will get reviews. Which are not good. The battery being the big issue the ones writing the reviews say it last no time. The owner of the company has said that they will have the problem fixed with a new shipment of batteries from China. who knows. I bought just the adaptor it will fit certain dremel. Took almost 3 weeks to get it. Haven't used it yet

dragonman

I use a regular Dremel. It's worth every penny and useful for other things than just doggie pedicures...

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velmadobe

I use a regular electric dremel - I had a rechargable battery one that just did not last long enough to do 2 dogs - maybe the new ones are better. I love my dremel and use the 60 grit sanding drums for it. I even do my puppy nails with it now..... did all 5 puppies today

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Lexus

I just use a regular dremel as well, I'd be concerned the guard would obstruct my view too much. I've never actually seen one like this in person, just what it seems like in the picture.

LOL, I just did nails not even 5 minutes ago

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dobelover

I did one set of nails using the guard on my dremel. It works ok. Would be hard for long nails as the thickness of the plastic is all the room you have to put the nail in as the band is almost touching it. It does keep the dust out of your eyes though which was the main reason I wanted to try the guard

KCFilley

I have a corded Dremel with a hanger and extension plus an older cordless Oster. The Oster is perfect for the puppy but I like the corded Dremel for Walker. I'm going to order a new cordless Dremel so it will last longer. My girlfriend owns a fairly large grooming shop and she uses the Cordless Dremel. This Peticure tool looks a bit bulky to me.

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