• Nailed It pet nail clippers lying on warm travertine stone in soft sunlight
  • A relaxed dog dozing through a nail trim - a sharp blade cuts clean instead of crushing the nail
  • Close-up of the blades and clear guard - the guard limits how far the blade travels
  • Guide to finding the quick before clipping - pale nails, black nails, the angle, and what to do if you nick it
  • The spring-loaded clippers held in a natural squeeze grip
  • The lock slider that keeps the blades closed between trims
  • Labelled diagram of the Nailed It clippers: clear safety guard, stainless steel blade, LED light, blade lock and spring
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Nailed It — Premium Nail Clippers with LED & Clip Tray

Nailed It — Premium Nail Clippers with LED & Clip Tray

Blunt clippers don’t cut the nail. They crush it.

  • Safety guard — limits how far the blade travels
  • Sharp stainless blades — one clean cut, no crushing
  • Non-slip grip — for the hand that isn’t holding the dog
  • Light at the blade — helps on pale nails, less so on black ones
  • Dogs and cats — small to medium nails
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Not right for you? Return it within 30 days, unused and in its original packaging. If it arrives faulty or damaged, send us a photo and we'll replace it free — no need to post anything back.

How to not hit the quick

The quick is the blood vessel inside the nail. On pale nails you can see it as a pink core — stop a couple of millimetres short of it.
On black nails you can't see it, so work from the other end. Take a sliver at a time and look at the cut face after each one. It starts chalky and white; when a small dark circle appears in the centre, you're close to the quick. Stop there.
Cut top to bottom rather than side to side, and hold the paw loosely — gripping tight makes them pull.
If you do catch it, it will bleed and they'll yelp, but it isn't dangerous. Press a clean cloth on it, or dab styptic powder or cornflour, and hold for a couple of minutes. Then stop for the day.
Little and often beats a monthly battle. The quick recedes as the nail shortens, so frequent small trims make the next one easier.

Shipping & delivery

Dispatched in 1–2 business days. Australian delivery is 5–14 business days.
Free standard shipping on AU orders over $49.
Tracking is emailed within 3–5 business days, and the link can take another 3–5 days to go live. That's normal.

Returns & refunds

30 days to request a return. Change-of-mind returns need to be unused and unopened. Return postage is yours.
Faulty, damaged or wrong? Send a photo and we'll replace it or refund you in full.
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What pet owners say

Good clippers

Aaron P.

Really easy to use.

Melissa K.

The safety guard makes me way less nervous cutting my dog's nails.

Tara W.

Nice and sharp, cuts cleanly.

Josh D.

Works well.

Priya S.

My dog normally hates nail trims but these were actually pretty quick and easy.

Brianna L.

Love the light near the blade. Helps a lot.

Marcus H.

Good grip and feels sturdy.

Hayley R.

Finally found clippers that don't feel like they're crushing the nail.

Dean M.

Does the job

Lucy F.

I was worried I'd cut too far but the guard gave me a bit more confidence.

Kaitlyn B.

Would recommend.

Samir T.

Used these on my small dog and they worked really well. Clean cut every time.

Elise C.

Pretty good for the price.

Matthew N.

My cat didn't love it obviously 😂 but the actual clippers worked perfectly.

Jasmine O.

Very sharp and easy to control.

Dylan G.

The handle is comfortable and doesn't slip around.

Rebecca Y.

Happy with these.

Noah V.

Took me a couple of nails to get used to the angle, then it was really easy.

Monica J.

Good quality.

Evan A.

Much better than the cheap pair I had before. These actually cut instead of squeezing the nail.

Lily Q.

Exactly what I needed.

Adrian C.

The little light is more useful than I expected, especially on lighter nails.

Sophie Z.

Nice clean cut.

Connor E.

Honestly makes nail trimming way less stressful. Sharp, comfortable and easy to control.

Vanessa I.
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Why not the $12 pair

Blunt clippers don't cut the nail. They crush it.

Which is usually why a dog that used to sit still now pulls its paw away.

A cheap pair

Blunt from the packet, and the blades don't quite meet. The nail gets compressed before it's cut.

Nailed It

Sharpened stainless that closes clean. One cut, all the way through.

A cheap pair

A crushed nail splits, and the pressure carries into the quick. They feel that.

Nailed It

A clean cut they don't feel is the whole difference between this and $12.

A cheap pair

Nothing stops the blade. How far you go is a guess you make in half a second.

Nailed It

A guard limits how far the blade travels, so a flinch doesn't turn into a mistake.

Where a cheap pair wins: if you trim a placid dog once a year, $12 is plenty. This is for the ones who already hate it.

Close up of the stainless steel blade and white safety guard
The business end

Sharp enough to cut, not crush

Stainless steel, with the light built in right at the blade.

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