Product Reviews for Andis 21420 Pro-Animal Detachable Ceramic Blade Clipper Kit

Andis 21420 Pro-Animal Detachable Ceramic Blade Clipper Kit

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Product Reviews of Andis 21420 Pro-Animal Detachable Ceramic Blade Clipper Kit

Product Review: Good dog clippers
Summary: 4 Stars

7pc Pro Pet Animal Clipper Kit Model 21420

I have a standard poodle and purchased the Andis Clipper to eliminate costly grooming and it has. I have used the clipper twice and am very pleased with it. It runs quietly and as long as your dog has no mats or knots, it will clip quickly. The only real problem I have is with the comb attachments; they tend to come off during use. For the price this is probably the best clipper around.

Product Review: Good product
Summary: 5 Stars

We used this clipper set to clip our 13-pound poodle/terrier mix. His coat is exactly like a poodle. We used the #10 blade without an attachment to shave his feet and face. It does not shave down to the skin but is about 1/16 inch. Then we put the 1/8-inch attachment on and did his whole body. He looks excellent. He was covered with tangles as he was a rescue dog. Now his coat is very short for easy maintenance. It took about an hour to clip him as we are new at it, and the clipper got quite warm but still worked great. It cut through the coat very easily. All the comb attachments stayed on the clippers fine.

This is an excellent clipper set and I highly recommend it.

Product Review: Good so far
Summary: 4 Stars

I used it to trim my Cocker Spanial and over all it did a great job. I give it 4 stars because hair does get stuck between the plastic and the clipper (much to the discomfort of my dog)even though I bathed her and brushed her before trimming.

Product Review: Great Buy!
Summary: 5 Stars

I was afraid to expect too much, but I shouldn't have been. There was an issue with the long hair from my Golden Retriever, but I found a solution. I trimmed off the teeth of the clipper guide. Her hair was so tangled no amount of brushing would remove the old winter coat, so as bad as I hated it I had to remove almost all of it. By trimming the teeth off the cutting guide I was able to get a very close cut without hurting her. I'm surprised the manufacturer hasn't already designed one without the long teeth that hair gets tangled in. The short guide kept the cutting blades, which can get pretty hot, from burning or clipping her skin.

I was afraid the sheer amount of dense, long, thick hair would be a problem. After we were through a shepherd would envy the massive amount of fur we removed. I'm not sure regular steel blades would have survived. The ceramic blades are as sharp as ever, so I'm very happy with my choice. I would recommend them to any dog owner now, regardless of breed. I can't imagine any type of dog having a thicker coat of long, coarse, and dense fur than a Golden Retriever. She may not look like million bucks but I know she feels better in this muggy southern climate.