Pet Nail Clipper with LED Light – Replaceable Stainless Steel Blade
Pet Nail Clipper with LED Light – Replaceable Stainless Steel Blade
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This pet nail clipper has a built-in LED light that illuminates the nail from inside, making blood vessels clearly visible before every cut. This removes the guesswork from trimming and helps you stay safely within the correct cutting area — whether for cats, dogs, rabbits, hamsters or birds.

The stainless steel blade measures 12 mm and is hardened to at least 48 HRC, with a triple-anodised surface for long-term durability. When the blade eventually dulls, it can be replaced without tools — keeping the clipper in service significantly longer than conventional models.
The lightweight body (91 g) with a non-slip grip sits comfortably in the hand, and the safety lock prevents accidental opening between uses.
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What You'll Love
- Built-in LED light – illuminates the nail and makes the blood vessel visible before the cut
- 12 mm stainless steel blade (≥48 HRC) – sharp, hardened and triple-anodised for durability
- Replaceable blade – can be quickly swapped without tools when needed
- Suitable for cats, dogs, rabbits, hamsters and birds – one clipper for all small and medium pets
- Non-slip grip – secure hold and precise control during trimming
- Safety lock – prevents accidental opening during storage
- Lightweight at 91 g – comfortable to handle throughout the entire grooming process

Technical Specifications
- Material: ABS plastic (housing), stainless steel (blade)
- Blade length: 12 mm
- Blade hardness: ≥48 HRC, triple-anodised
- Estimated blade lifespan: approx. 10,000 uses
- Dimensions: 23.5 × 11.5 × 3 cm
- Weight: 91 g
- LED: Built-in (4 LEDs, as per product image)
- Suitable for: Cats, dogs, rabbits, hamsters, birds
- Package contents: 1 × pet nail clipper with LED
- Notes: For home use. If unsure about the correct nail length for your pet, we recommend consulting a veterinarian.
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