FIDA Dog Nail Clippers with LED Light
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The answer is more professional, innovation and faith
Your satisfaction is our top priority.
If you are not satisfied within 30 days of receiving our product, we will gladly refund your money or replace the product with one that meets your expectations.
If you have quality problems within one year from the date of purchase,
you can contact customersupport@fidapetus.com to enjoy worry-free returns and exchanges
ULTRA BRIGHT LED LIGHT-This dog nail clippers are with extra-bright LED light which illuminates the quick in nails and claws for a more effortless cutting experience. Please note that the illumination effect may be less on dark nails.
SHARP CUTTING BLADE-The blade of this pet nail clipper is made of 3.5mm thick, high-quality stainless steel to effortlessly cut the thickest nail in one easy stroke. It's a great choice of dog nail clippers for large dogs with tough nails. The ergonomic comfortable handle is easy to hold.
SAFE DESIGN-Safety is our first priority! The safety stop of our pet nail trimmer can efficiently prevent over-cutting of cat& dog nails. And the safety lock design keeps children away from using the nail trimmer.
BUILT IN NAIL FILE-The large area nail file is designed on the other side of the safety stop to polish the sharp nails conveniently.
SUIT FOR ALL BREEDS-The updated blading shape fits all cats and dog breeds. We stay firmly behind our dog nail clipper and offer lifetime technical support. If there are any problems, contact us at any time.
1. In the United States, more than 1000000 dogs are killed by motor vehicles every year due to traffic accidents caused by dogs crossing the road, and many dog owners are seriously injured.
2. Over the past 13 years, there has been a staggering 150% increase in the number of older adults and women injured by dog punches.
3. About 4000000 dog bites or attacks are documented each year, 40-50 of these attacks are fatal, and 1/3 of the reported cases involve infants or children.
4. Insurance companies pay up to $530000000 a year for dog bites.
5. Hip fractures are the most common injury associated with dog-walking, followed by wrist and upper arm fractures. The number of injuries nationwide jumped from nearly 1,700 in 2004 to about 4,400 in 2017.
By training your dog to be a "street safe person," the safety of your dog and people is entirely up to you.
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