For 60 to 140 lb dogs
Made for big dogs, and for doing it from your chair.
Thick black nails. Back paws. Nobody there to hold him. Sit in your chair, rest his paw on a cushion, and do all four paws yourself.
60 days to try it · Free shipping · Free spare head
It got harder. That is not your fault.
You put it off, because you know how it goes. Squeeze the clippers until your hand gives out. Get down on the floor, then work to get back up. Look for someone to hold him, and there is nobody.
Do that a few times and you start to think you are bad at this now. You are not.
It was not you. And it was not your dog. It was the old way.The old way was made for a strong grip, a young back and a second pair of hands. The chair method is made for you. You sit. His paw rests on a cushion. You hold the grinder light, like a pen.
All four paws. One sitting.Built for
- Big dogs, roughly 60 to 140 lb. Labs, Shepherds, Rottweilers, Danes, Mastiffs and big mixes.
- Black nails you cannot see through
- Working on your own, with nobody to hold him
- Doing it from a chair, not down on the floor
- Hands that do not want the hard squeeze of clippers
Not for
- Dogs under 25 lb. Something smaller and lighter will work better on a little nail.
- Cats, rabbits and small pets. Wrong tool.
- A dog who has to be sedated to have his feet touched. That is a handling problem. No grinder fixes it.
- Anyone who would rather someone else did it. Handing him to a groomer is a fine choice. This is for people who want to keep doing it themselves.
Quiet Torque
- ✓No more getting down on the floor
- ✓No more squeezing clippers
- ✓No more asking for help
- ✓No more handing him to a stranger
60 days to try it. Not happy? One email gets you a full refund.
Three things that make it finish.
01
The setting nobody tells you about
These come with three little holes for three sizes of dog. On a thick nail the cover comes all the way off. Now the whole head lands on the nail. Nobody prints that on a box.
02
A head that keeps cutting
Most grinders use paper sandpaper. It wears smooth, and then it rubs more than it cuts. So you press harder and get less done. Ours has a solid head with no paper to wear thin. You hold it light and let it do the work.
03
The chair method, written down
Every guide says have someone hold him. But about three in ten homes have just one person. So we wrote the way to do it alone, from your chair.
The Solo Handler Guide
Five pages on doing a big dog's nails when it is just you. It is a digital guide, and it comes with every grinder. It lands in your inbox the moment you order, before the tool ships.
- Where your chair goes, and which way he lies
- Resting his paw on a cushion, with no lifting or pinning
- Which speed for which nail
- Reading a black nail you cannot see through
- All four paws, in one sitting
Included with every Quiet Torque. Not sold on its own.
Right now it is the clicking on the floor. The clippers in the drawer. The favor you do not want to ask again.
You sit. He stays. Nobody had to hold him.
Soon it is just you, your chair and him. All four paws. No floor, no favors asked. And when you put the tool down, he is still lying there.
See the Quiet TorqueGrinder · one spare head · the digital Solo Handler Guide · 60 days to try it