Oster Home Pet Grooming Kit, 12-Piece

(as of 21/03/2010 11:21 - more info)

$40 $40

Listed Under: Grooming

12-piece at-home pet-grooming kit provides exceptional convenienceLightweight clippers with ergonomic design for comfort and controlSimple "on/off" switch; adjustable blade; 6 snap-on comb attachments..read more

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It’s never been easier to groom your pets and get great results. Oster Grooming Kits provide you with solutions for quick and easy grooming. The Oster 12 Piece Pet Home Grooming Kit (078950-100) includes 6 snap-on comb attachments, lubricating oil, cleaning brush and storage case.

5 Reviews

  1. Skippy Jones says:
    March 8, 2010 at 12:00 am

    I bought these to groom my Mini Dachshund. Let’s just say that these did not make the cut, no pun intended. I first tried to use the length attachments which only got caught in his hair. Then I just used the clippers and it was like they weren’t cutting at all. All they did was barely take any off and then I had to constantly get the hair off the clippers to have them work at all.

    I am very disappointed in these. I realize they were cheaper but come on. If only I hadn’t lost my receipt, I would take these back…

  2. T. Stuart says:
    November 22, 2009 at 12:00 am

    What this clipper needs is a professional groomer, then you won’t have problems with mats and fur getting stuck in the blades because you used the wrong blade on your dog

  3. Lola says:
    July 12, 2009 at 12:00 am

    nothing to add to the negative commentary… just felt it necessary to add a negative affirmation

  4. Jeremy Brown says:
    June 20, 2009 at 12:00 am

    I got these clippers to groom my cocker spaniel. I didn’t even get through one clipping before they stoped cuting hair. Thankfully I can return them.

  5. RDH says:
    May 29, 2009 at 12:00 am

    I purchased this clipper set 5 years ago at a pet store. I paid about $65.00 for them. They were used on two pekingese/pomeranian mix dogs approx 4-5x/year. The clippers did a fair job up until the last year. I contribute their breakdown to my lack of maintenance (ran out of clipper oil) and I finally tried to take them apart to thoroughly clean them and couldn’t get them back together again. The instructions were too vague on how to properly maintain the clippers. I am now going to bite the bullet and upgrade to a nicer set. You get what you pay for. If your dog only needs a couple trims per year or if you’re a newbie that needs the blade guards I suppose $25.00 is not a bad deal.

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