Dremel Pet Grooming Kit

Power Tools for Your Pets: Dremel Pet Groomer

9/28/2017

This post is sponsored by The Home Depot as a part of The Home Depot’s ProSpective Campaign.

One of our favorite things about working with The Home Depot on the THDProSpective campaign is that we get to try tools each quarter which we might not have had a chance to try otherwise.

The Dremel pet groomer is one of those tools! Since neither Mom nor I have a pet right now (although I am looking at getting a small dog--, any suggestions?), I tried to think of who I know with a cat or dog. I thought of my friend Meredith and her Husband Nathan, who live in Georgia with their 4 cats and chickens! They were awesome enough to try out the tool- check out the video above to see how it went!

A post shared by Nathan Butterfield, Atlanta GA (@butterfieldwood) on Sep 17, 2017 at 1:02pm PDT

Tools:

Buy the Dremel 7300 Series 4.8-Volt Pet Nail Grooming Cordless Rotary Tool with Nail Guard Attachment and Sanding Discs (Home Depot)

See how to use the Dremel pet grooming tool on your cat. Also, find out other ways you can use the cordless Dremel rotary tool.

This is Chucky posing with the Dremel- he is so photogenic!

Click on the picture to see the product on homedepot.com

This is what comes in the box with the cordless Dremel.

The tool in action! Watch more in the above video.

We were very excited to see this tool in action! We have seen it on the shelves at The Home Depot and were interested in how it worked with pets. We want to thank Meredith and Nathan for testing it out for us, and Chucky the cat for being a good sport! If you get this tool, remember it's a cordless Dremel so you can use it in your workshop too!

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FYI: We are not professionals, and we don’t claim to be. This is what we found worked for our project. Yours may need a little different approach. Safety first!

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