FAQ

Most Andis clippers are manufactured in the USA, though some components or accessories might be sourced from other countries like China.

Yes, Andis is widely regarded as a high-quality and reliable dog clipper among pet owners and professional groomers.

The best brand of clippers depends on your needs, but Wahl, Andis, and Oster are widely considered top choices for quality, durability, and performance.

Yes, expensive dog grooming clippers are often worth the cost due to their superior durability, performance, and comfort for both pets and groomers.

Veterinarians commonly use high-quality, professional-grade dog clippers such as Andis and Oster clippers due to their reliability and efficiency.

Both Andis and Wahl clippers have their strengths, with Andis excelling in durability and Wahl offering high precision and detail work.

You should trim your dog's nails every 3–4 weeks, depending on their activity level and how quickly the nails grow.

Professional pet groomers typically use high-quality corded or cordless clippers from brands like Andis, Wahl, and Oster to ensure precision and comfort.

To cut an unwilling dog’s nails, gradually train them to accept paw handling, use positive reinforcement, and consider professional help if needed.

Groomers use nail clippers, grinders (like Dremels), and styptic powder to trim and maintain dog nails safely and efficiently.