Rounded-Tip Pet Grooming Scissors with Curved Stainless Steel Blades in 6.25-, 7- or 9-Inch Sizes – Tweezerman
Rounded-tip pet grooming scissors give owners controlled blades for small coat touch-ups between full grooming sessions. Tweezerman uses curved stainless steel cutting edges to guide shape while trimming fur around the body, face, ears, nose, and paws. Rounded tips reduce the chance of an accidental poke, and the lightweight ambidextrous design helps limit hand fatigue during careful work on dogs or cats.
Variants include the 6.25-inch trimming scissors plus 7-inch and 9-inch shears, letting you match blade length to the pet and grooming area. Brush the coat clean and remove knots before cutting. Hold the tool with the thumb in the lower loop and ring finger in the upper loop, rest the little finger on the support, and trim only small sections at a time. Keep tips pointed away from the face near eyes, nose, and ears. Clean the blades with alcohol after every use and store them closed.
Specifications
- Brand: Tweezerman
- Product: Pet grooming scissors and shears
- Variants: 6.25-inch scissors, 7-inch shears, or 9-inch shears
- Blade material: Stainless steel
- Blade shape: Curved
- Tip style: Rounded safety tips
- Hand orientation: Ambidextrous
- Use: Dog and cat coat touch-ups
- Areas: Body, face, ears, nose, and paws
- Care: Clean or disinfect with alcohol after use
- Color: Silver
Frequently Asked Questions
Which scissors size should I choose?
Choose 6.25 inches for smaller detail work, 7 inches for general trimming, or 9 inches for longer cutting passes on larger coat areas. Match the tool to the pet and your control level.
Can I trim around the eyes and ears?
Yes, but work slowly in small sections and keep the rounded tips facing away from the face. The pet must remain still, and the safety tips do not replace careful blade placement.
Should I brush the coat before trimming?
Yes. Brush out debris and knots before cutting so the blades can move through clean, separated hair without catching on hidden tangles.
How do I clean the grooming scissors?
Wipe or disinfect the stainless steel blades with alcohol after each use, allow them to dry fully, and store the tool closed in a safe place.