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The QuickFinder is the product that was posted on an e-mail list early in the week. It utilizes light to sense where the quick is inside the nail and then gives you a green light, literally and figuratively, so you know when it is safe to cut.
My QuickFinder arrived today, so I gave it a try. This is not a product that you will want to use on wiggly dog because it will frustrate you. If the dog pulls away even the slightest bit, you have to reset the clippers so they will be able to sense the quick.
You must read the directions in order to figure out how to use it. The directions are on a teeny piece of paper located with the batteries in the back of the package. Don't throw them away until you get the hang of using it.
Do not clip when the yellow light is lit. It's the same as being red. You will hit the quick. Just ask my bitch.
If your dog holds still and is cooperative, and if you can get the routine down of setting the clippers for each nail, it will be a very handy tool. It takes a bit longer than using regular guillotine style clippers, but the green light is really nice for ensuring a safe clip as far back as you can go.
Here is a link to an interview with the developer: QuickFinder
Kimberly
My QuickFinder arrived today, so I gave it a try. This is not a product that you will want to use on wiggly dog because it will frustrate you. If the dog pulls away even the slightest bit, you have to reset the clippers so they will be able to sense the quick.
You must read the directions in order to figure out how to use it. The directions are on a teeny piece of paper located with the batteries in the back of the package. Don't throw them away until you get the hang of using it.
Do not clip when the yellow light is lit. It's the same as being red. You will hit the quick. Just ask my bitch.
If your dog holds still and is cooperative, and if you can get the routine down of setting the clippers for each nail, it will be a very handy tool. It takes a bit longer than using regular guillotine style clippers, but the green light is really nice for ensuring a safe clip as far back as you can go.
Here is a link to an interview with the developer: QuickFinder
Kimberly