2-in-1 Pet Nail Clippers with LED & Wood’s UV

Name: 2-in-1 Pet Nail Clippers with LED & Wood’s UV
Brand: Pawlette
SKU: WF0025
Price: 23.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Safer trims with light, catch, and file.

$23.99

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Description

Trim safely with pro details: a bright LED reveals the quickline, while a Wood’s UV lamp helps screen for ringworm/fungal issues. Crescent stainless blades cut cleanly, the anti-splash cup catches clippings, and a hidden file rounds edges.
Features
- LED shows quickline clearly
- Wood’s UV checks skin/fungi
- Anti-splash nail catcher cup
- Safety lock, one-hand open
- Hidden file, crescent blades
Specifications
What’s in the Box:
- Nail clipper ×1 (with LED & Wood’s UV)
- Hidden nail file ×1 (built-in)
- LR44 batteries ×3 (pre-installed)
- User guide ×1
Materials:
- ABS handle
- Stainless steel crescent blades (black finish)
Lighting:
- High-brightness LED quickline light
- Wood’s UV lamp for skin/fungal check
Dimensions:
- 1.99" × 1.09" × 5.78" (50.5 × 27.6 × 146.7 mm)
Weight:
- 3.31 oz (94 g)
Use For:
- Cats & small/medium dogs; routine nail care*Runtime varies by usage frequency and lighting time.
Additional Notes
- Do not shine UV/LED directly into eyes; avoid on broken/irritated skin.
- Wood’s UV is screening only, not a diagnosis; consult a veterinarian.

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See the Quick, Cut with Confidence

An integrated LED illuminates the nail’s quickline through lighter claws, helping reduce painful over-trims. Crescent stainless blades match the claw curve to deliver crisp, skip-free cuts with less squeeze.

Cleaner, Safer Home Trims

A clear anti-splash catcher contains clippings so they don’t fly into eyes or onto floors. Lock the handles for storage, then flip out the hidden file to smooth edges—no snagging on blankets or clothes.

Smart Screening Between Vet Visits

The built-in Wood’s UV lamp can highlight suspicious fluorescent patches (e.g., some ringworm strains) on fur/skin. It’s a handy screening step—use it to spot concerns early and follow up with a veterinarian for diagnosis and care.