Rechargeable Dog Nail Grinder with LED Light
Quiet Electric Paw Trimmer for Dogs and Cats
Rechargeable Dog Nail Grinder with LED Light
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Free tracked delivery to Australia and 30 day returns. Arrives in 7 to 15 working days, tracked all the way.
A calmer way to keep nails short. Instead of one nervous snip, the grinding wheel smooths the nail down a little at a time, leaving a rounded tip that is kinder to floors, furniture and laps. A built-in light shows exactly where you are working, and the low vibration motor helps anxious pets stay relaxed.
Details
- Smooths nails gradually, with no sharp edges left behind
- Built-in LED light for a clear view of the nail
- Low vibration design for nervous pets
- Three grinding positions for small and large nails
- USB rechargeable, cable included
Size: One size, handheld. USB charging cable and protective cap included.
Delivery and returns
Free tracked delivery to Australia and 30 day returns. Arrives in 7 to 15 working days, tracked all the way.
Changed your mind? Send it back within 30 days for a full refund.

A little at a time, with no drama
Grinding takes the nail down gradually, so you stay in control and your pet is left with smooth, rounded tips.
See exactly what you are doing
The built-in light shines on the nail as you work, which helps you stop well short of the quick, even on dark nails.
Charged and ready in the drawer
Castle Catalogue chose a slim cordless grinder that tops up by USB and comes with a protective cap for storage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it noisy?
It is designed with low noise and low vibration. Let your pet sniff it and hear it running for a moment before the first use.
How do I use the different ports?
Turn the cap to choose a smaller opening for small pets, a larger opening for bigger nails, or the open position for quick grinding.
How is it charged?
By USB with the cable included. It plugs into any USB charger, power bank or computer.
Is it suitable for cats?
Yes. It works for cats and dogs.
How often should I grind?
Little and often is best. Take a small amount off each nail, stop before the quick, and repeat every couple of weeks.