Pet Trimmers Wholesale

The Pet Trimmers category currently contains two main product groups:

• electric pet clippers,
• manual trimmers and deshedding rakes.

The assortment therefore covers both shortening the coat and removing loose undercoat.

Electric Pet Clippers

Electric clippers can be used during routine grooming of dogs and cats.

Depending on the model, they may provide:

• coat shortening,
• length adjustment,
• interchangeable guide combs,
• cordless operation.

Animals should be gradually familiarized with the sound and vibration before clipping.

Model 19311 – Cutting Adjustment

Verified model 19311 includes four guide combs:

• 3 mm,
• 6 mm,
• 9 mm,
• 12 mm.

A separate adjustment ring provides:

• 0.8 mm,
• 1.1 mm,
• 1.4 mm,
• 1.7 mm,
• 2.0 mm.

This gives several cutting-length options.

Steel and Ceramic Blades

Model 19311 uses steel and ceramic blade components.

The blade width is approximately:

4 cm.

The blade section can be removed for cleaning.

Loose hair should be cleared from cutting parts after use.

Cordless Operation

Model 19311 is rechargeable.

The manufacturer specifies approximately:

60 minutes of operation

after a full charge.

Charging time is approximately:

5–6 hours.

Cordless operation gives more freedom of movement around the animal.

Included Accessories

The model 19311 set includes:

• four guide combs,
• cleaning brush,
• maintenance oil,
• mains charger.

These accessories support routine cleaning and maintenance.

Other Cordless Clippers

The current category also includes models such as:

• 19490,
• 19332,
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Their exact specifications may differ in:

• blade construction,
• cutting adjustment,
• guide combs,
• operating time,
• charging method.

Specifications from model 19311 should not automatically be applied to other models.

Undercoat Trimmers and Rakes

The second major product group consists of manual trimmers and grooming rakes.

They are designed mainly for removing:

• loose coat,
• dead undercoat,
• shedding hair,
• minor surface tangles.

They do not cut the coat in the same way as an electric clipper.

Model 19423

Model 19423 is a larger grooming rake for dog and cat coats.

It is intended for manual removal of loose hair.

Such tools should be moved:

• in the direction of hair growth,
• with moderate pressure,
• in controlled strokes.

Model 19313

Model 19313 is another undercoat-removal tool.

It can be particularly useful during heavier shedding periods.

Repeated heavy strokes over the same area should be avoided to reduce the risk of skin irritation.

Model 15019 – 7 cm

Model 15019 includes:

• 56 stainless-steel teeth,
• approximately 7 cm working width,
• total length of around 15 cm,
• rubberized handle,
• protective cover.

The manufacturer positions it mainly for medium and larger animals.

Narrower Model 15018

The category also includes model 15018 with a working width of approximately:

4.5 cm.

A narrower head may be more convenient for smaller animals or more confined body areas.

Detangling Trimmer 19329

Model 19329 is intended for tangles and dead hair.

Mats close to the skin require particular care.

Avoid:

• pulling hard on tangled hair,
• inserting a cutting edge blindly beneath a mat,
• cutting without knowing exactly where the skin is.

Severe matting may be better handled by an experienced groomer.

Choosing the Right Grooming Tool

Selection should consider:

• coat length,
• undercoat density,
• animal size,
• tendency to mat,
• tolerance of grooming,
• intended task.

For shortening the coat, choose a clipper.

For loose undercoat, choose a rake or deshedding tool.

For mats, use a tool specifically intended for detangling.

Safe Clipping and Grooming

Extra care is needed around:

• ears,
• eyes,
• armpits,
• belly,
• paws,
• tail,
• skin folds.

Avoid using grooming tools directly on:

• wounds,
• irritated skin,
• fresh skin lesions,
• painful areas.

If the animal shows pain or severe stress, stop grooming.

Blade and Tooth Maintenance

After grooming:

• remove loose hair,
• clean guide combs,
• dry metal parts,
• use maintenance oil where recommended,
• store equipment in a dry place.

Electric clippers should also be checked for charger and battery condition.

Pet Trimmers for E-commerce

Pet trimmers require clear online presentation because customers need to know whether they are buying a clipper or a deshedding tool.

For electric clippers, useful information includes:

• cutting range,
• guide comb sizes,
• blade width,
• power type,
• operating time,
• charging time,
• set contents.

For manual trimmers, show:

• working width,
• tooth arrangement,
• material,
• handle type.

SEO for Pet Trimmers

Relevant search phrases can include:

• dog trimmer,
• cat trimmer,
• pet grooming trimmer,
• dog grooming clipper,
• cat grooming clipper,
• pet hair clipper,
• cordless dog clipper,
• dog grooming rake,
• cat grooming rake,
• undercoat trimmer,
• detangling tool for dogs,
• dog grooming comb,
• undercoat brush,
• wholesale pet trimmers,
• wholesale dog clippers,
• wholesale grooming accessories.

Keywords should be used naturally and match the actual function of each product.

Wholesale Range and Cross-Selling

The wholesale pet-trimmer range can complement:

• pet shops,
• grooming salons,
• online stores,
• multi-category retailers,
• marketplace sellers.

Suitable complementary products include:

• brushes,
• combs,
• grooming gloves,
• nail clippers,
• bathing brushes,
• towels,
• fur-removal rollers.

Useful combinations include clipper + brush, trimmer + comb or deshedding rake + grooming glove.

Year-Round Sales Potential

Pet clippers and trimmers have year-round sales potential.

Additional interest may occur:

• during shedding periods,
• before warmer seasons,
• for routine clipping,
• for home grooming of longer-coated dogs,
• when replacing worn grooming equipment.

Manual deshedding tools may be particularly attractive during seasonal coat changes.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

1. How many products are currently listed in Pet Trimmers?
There are currently 9 products.

2. Which product types are available?
Electric clippers, manual trimmers, grooming rakes and comb-style tools.

3. Are cordless clippers available?
Yes. Several current models use rechargeable power.

4. Which guide combs are included with model 19311?
3, 6, 9 and 12 mm.

5. What additional cutting adjustment does model 19311 provide?
Approximately 0.8–2.0 mm.

6. How long does model 19311 operate after charging?
Approximately 60 minutes.

7. Is blade oil included?
Yes. Model 19311 includes maintenance oil.

8. How wide is model 15019?
Its working section is approximately 7 cm wide.

9. Are products for coat mats available?
Yes. Model 19329 is intended for tangled coat.

10. Is a grooming rake the same as an electric clipper?
No. A clipper shortens the coat, while a rake is mainly used to remove loose hair and undercoat.