Their heat-treated, stainless steel coat scissors have micro-serrated edges that grip the fine hair of your pet's coat allowing for easier, more precise cutting. Keeping your long-haired pet's coat trimmed will keep it looking sharp, help prevent matting, and keep debris from getting trapped.
Take some time to accustomise your pet to the scissors and ensure you are grooming them at a time when they are content - this could be after a walk or in the evening when they are relaxed. Scissors have the benefit of being quiet, which can help keep your pet calm as you work slowly and patiently.
Before you begin trimming, brush or comb through the coat, making sure it's completely dry and free from any debris, knots or tangles.
Use the coat scissors to trim the detailed areas of your dogs coat (legs, feet, undercarriage, trousers, tail) for a neat finish into a style that you like.
As you learn how to trim your pet's hair, remember to give them a break every few minutes, or even sooner if they seem to be getting impatient. Sitting still can be hard for them, so plenty or breaks and rewards help to make the process much easier for everyone.