Trixie Face and Paw Scissor for Dog, 9 cm, Black

Lovely scissors for my puppies whiskers.

Sharp enough for what I needed it for - cutting the hair around the eyes of my 1 year old shorkie and my 3 month old shorkie. They let me do it easily and these scissors felt safer than the normal long hair ones I use on the rest of the body. Very small so not really suitable elsewhere but good for the small trims.

Decent little trimming scissors for the price

I dont agree these are small they are for small dog breeds for the face. Now i have large hands for a female, and they fit perfectly for me. I like the easy hold handles, and the protection on bottom of blades is excellent.I am not good at trimming her face but with my friend there I had a go and i managed comfortably and confidently to do it.These are an excellent buy, i am so happy I bought them. VERY WELL MADE too.Buy with confidence.

These scissors did a difficult task perfectly, thank you

I bought my set in May 2016. Today, almost nine years later, I'm buying another set, as they have now gone quite blunt. But they stayed super-sharp for at least five years. I use them to trim my miniature schnauzers. They were £3.50 nine years ago, so they've gone up about £2 since then. Pretty good value, I'd suggest.

A decent enough pair of scissors. Nice and sharp but very small... I actually bought them specifically for the "rounded tips to prevent injury" quote on the listing... Now... the tips are rounded but I just don't see how that helps with safety... The bit that's rounded wouldn't be sharp even if it was flat... and the blade is still a sharp blade on both edges of the scissors wile they're in use... so I'm not seeing how the rounded outer edge helps? Maybe it's just me. I was expecting more when I read that statement I suppose. I decent sharp pair of scissors but no safer or unsafer than any other brand I've used.

I was concerned these scissors, being small, would have small finger holes. I have fairly large hands and can get my thumb and middle finger through them, but think a man with bigger fingers would struggle.I have a fairly fluffy cat who loves being in small spaces. As well as climbing into every drawer, box etc, she gets herself covered in sticky stuff, seeds etc from the garden. She’s ok when being brushed, but not for long and at the first snag, she’s off. These scissors work brilliantly for snipping small tangles and because they’re so small, she can’t see them. If she can see scissors, she legs it and must have an invisibility cloak, because she’s impossible to find! If you have a ‘challenging’ cat, these may be of assistance.