Pet Magasin Japanese Stainless Steel Grooming Scissors (2) for Facial Hair and Larger for Body Trimming with Round Tip

Great price and excellent quality. Has a screw to tighten if needed. Like the blunt end. The short ones give incredible control

These are well made and sharp. I’ve had them for several months and use them frequently to cut mats out of my dogs very fine, Angel hair, super matting coat and they still cut as well as when I first got them. Don’t bother with the cheaper ones that look fancier cuz they don’t stay sharp.

I purchased these for my very fluffy, thick furred 5 lb Pomeranian. They are amazing! I highly recommend to anyone with a dog that requires any level of grooming. I am at the highest level of need for outstanding dog grooming products and these are perfection!

Too long to use on pets.

Had these for 2 years, work great and stay sharp. Since my dog isn’t always still it’s great knowing the blunt ends prevent from hurting him. Highly recommend

I use these to trim my pet rabbit! He is an angora / lop mix, so LOTS of fast growing fur to maintain! I love how good they cut and are safe to trim around eyes with the safety rounded ends being a key thing!

I have a sweet little shitz tsu pup. I constantly have to cut the hair around her eyes. I have purchased other trimming scissors that were good for one or two trims. These scissors are still very sharp after several trims and they still work great! One pair is rounded on the ends to help protect her eyes as I trim. The other pair is great for the longer hair. I have even used them on my hair. Shhh... Don't tell anyone!

If you could give half stars it would be 4 and a half. I'd say that is pretty dang good. I tested them out on my Cocker mix a few weeks ago and they cut through thick abundant hair without folding hair down or bogging up. They also did not pull his hair as I cut which he appreciated. He would like it even better if scissors or clippers never came anywhere near him <G>. I like the blunt tip as well. I was looking for a "beater" pair of scissors that I could use on his feet and legs when he was dirty (clumped with dried mud, burs, etc) and overly furry I didn't have time to bath him. I have three good Roseline scissors that I use on him when he is fairly clean. Dirty hair dulls scissors faster so it is cheaper in the long run to use cheaper scissors if you don't have time to bath. My smaller Roseline scissors are comparable is size and shape (ball tipped). They are finer and narrower so they work better between paw pads, they are also sharper, better for fine tuning and are made out of German steel. These are more clunky and wider so harder to get in tight spaces. There is nothing wrong with them though. I probably would have given them 5 full stars if I didn't have my other scissors to compare them too. They far surpass my first pair of scissors from a beauty supply store. They wouldn't cut all of his hair (they would fold 1/2 and not cut) and pulled it and made him yip. You can not beat the price, especially since you get 2! Oh point of fact for left handed people, both work OK for me in my left hand! UPDATE: Still working well as of Nov. 2018. They only see use about 7-8 times a year. They don't beat my more expensive roseline sheers but you can't beat the price or quality. They are my beater sheers for when the hair is dirty and I don't want to unduly dull my more expensive ones.Update: June 2025 they are still working well as my beater scissors. I save my good ones for grooming on clean hair. I use them in-between haircuts and they work well with no problems. Oh for any lefties out there they work fine for me.