The Wahl Performer Pet Clipper is a low noise and low vibration rechargeable dog clipper. With a high performance motor powerful enough to cut through fine, short and coarse coats.
The Wahl Performer Pet Clipper is a low noise and low vibration rechargeable dog clipper. With a high performance motor powerful enough to cut through fine, short and coarse coats.
Key features:
PRECISION GROUND BLADE
Feeds hair smoothly for snag-free clipping. We only use high precision blade grinding technology, ensuring the best cutting performance for you. Our blades offer superior performance, the finer the teeth the finer the quality
WASHABLE BLADE
Removable for easy cleaning
HIGH PERFORMANCE MOTOR
Powerful enough to cut through fine, short and coarse coats
LOW NOISE & VIBRATION
Perfect for noise sensitive dogs and comfortable for you to use
ERGONOMIC DESIGN
Integrated thumb grip for easy control
CORD/CORDLESS
Total freedom of movement when clipping your pet. Cordless capability enables maximum manoeuvrability when cutting hair. Up to 60 minutes cordless use on a full charge with the option to use on the cord if the battery starts to run low.
Which Dog Clipper To Use
Not all dog coat types are suitable for clipping, in particular double coated breeds including, but not limited to, Labrador, Husky, Chow Chow, Malamute, Golden Retriever, German Shepherd and Pomeranian.
Clipping may result in irregular patches of alopecia and a condition known as ‘coat funk’.
If you’re not sure what type of coat your dog has or if they have matting, it is best to seek out professional advice first.
Find out more about which clipper is suitable for your dogs coat type.
Maintenance
In order to ensure that you get the life and performance out of your clipper or trimmer, we recommend regular oiling.
- Blades should be oiled after cleaning with our Hygienic spray.
- Clippers should be oiled with our Blade oil after each use.
- Trimmers should be oiled once a day or after several usages.
Wahl Rechargeable Pet Clipper Kit
Grooming is a wonderful way to bond with your pet, but dogs or cats that are new to grooming should be introduced to it slowly.
Begin grooming sessions when your pet is relaxed.
Give your pet plenty of reassurance and make physical contact with your hands throughout the grooming session.
Pause or end the grooming session if your pet becomes agitated or shows signs of stress.
Keep grooming sessions brief to begin with, and increase the length of the sessions as your pet becomes used to grooming.