Wholesale Professional Pet Grooming Scissors and Shears Sets

[KEY FEATURES]

• ✂️ Four Cutting Profiles: Straight, thinning, up-curved, and down-curved options → Benefit: Choose the appropriate blade profile for outline trimming, blending, rounded contours, or detailed shaping.
• 🔩 Quality Steel Construction: Polished steel blades with aligned cutting edges → Benefit: Provides consistent cutting performance when properly tensioned, cleaned, and professionally sharpened.
• 🪮 Evenly Spaced Thinning Teeth: The thinning model removes approximately 10–15% of coat per pass → Benefit: Helps soften visible lines and blend transitions without removing excessive volume at once.
• ⚙️ Adjustable Tension Screw: Textured blue pivot screw → Benefit: Allows experienced groomers to fine-tune blade resistance for their cutting technique.
• 🖐️ Ergonomic Handle System: Offset finger rings, curved finger rest, and removable blue inserts → Benefit: Supports a more natural hand position and accommodates different finger sizes.
• 🔇 Removable Silencer Bumper: Black bumper between the handles → Benefit: Reduces handle impact noise during repetitive grooming work.

[MULTI-SKU SPECIFICATIONS]

[FAQs]

Q1: Which scissors should I choose?
A1: Choose straight scissors for general coat outlines, thinning scissors for light blending, up-curved scissors for rounded or convex shapes, and down-curved scissors for concave contours and detail work. These tools are intended for finishing an already brushed and prepared coat.

Q2: How should I maintain the scissors?
A2: Remove loose hair after every session, wipe the blades clean and dry, apply a small amount of scissor oil near the pivot, and store the tool closed in a protective case. Adjust the tension gradually and use a professional sharpening service when cutting performance declines.

Q3: Can these scissors remove tight mats?
A3: No. Never place scissors beneath or against a skin-tight mat because folded pet skin can be hidden inside the hair. VCA recommends using clippers—not scissors—for mat removal, while severe matting should be handled by a professional groomer or veterinarian. VCA grooming safety guidance

Safety Notice: Keep the animal calm and fully supported, maintain a clear view of the skin, use small controlled cuts, and stop if the animal moves unexpectedly. AKC recommends consulting a groomer, breeder, or veterinary professional before using scissors around sensitive areas. AKC at-home grooming guidance