Pet Nail Trimmer Purlov model 23658 — Purlov pet nail clipper

Purlov pet nail trimmer model 23658 is a handheld grooming tool for trimming and shaping pet nails. Designed for routine paw care, it helps reduce overgrown nails and maintain proper nail length for cats, dogs and small animals. The compact design and ergonomic handle provide control during trimming, while the cutting head offers a straight, precise cut suitable for routine maintenance at home.

Advantages

This pet nail clipper delivers a controlled and even trimming action that reduces the risk of splitting or crushing the nail. The ergonomic grip supports a stable hold for owners with different hand sizes, and the compact form factor makes it convenient to store and carry. The cutting geometry is suitable for small and medium nails, allowing accurate shaping and routine length control without professional equipment.

Suitable for

• Routine nail maintenance for cats and dogs
• Trimming nails of small mammals (rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets)
• Home grooming sessions and basic paw care
• Owners who prefer a handheld, manual clipper for controlled cuts

Key specifications

• Type: Handheld manual pet nail trimmer
• Intended animals: Cats, dogs, small mammals
• Cut style: Straight/precise cutting head for routine trims
• Handle: Ergonomic grip for controlled trimming
• Use environment: Home grooming and travel-friendly storage

How to use

Hold the pet securely and expose the nail to be trimmed. Position the cutting head to remove a small amount of the tip, avoiding the quick. Apply steady, even pressure to make a single clean cut. Trim one nail at a time and check the length frequently to prevent overcutting. If the animal is nervous, work in short sessions, calm the pet between cuts, and use a towel or assistant to help stabilize the paw.

Usage recommendations

Before the first use, inspect the cutting edge for damage. Keep the blades clean and dry; wipe with a soft cloth after use. Store the trimmer in a dry place away from direct sunlight. If accidental bleeding occurs, apply a styptic agent or consult a veterinarian. Replace the tool if blades become dull or show signs of damage to ensure safe and effective trimming.