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horse approved clippers? I was looking at cordless clippers, and just started wondering if the ones sold in horse shops are the same as ones sold for humans. Will a good regular set do the same good job or are they specifically designed for horse hair? |
Human clippers are made for much finer hair. Go for horse clippers definitely! Posted via Mobile Device |
you need horse clippers and even then you need to buy according to what you want to do with them |
I use a dog clippers and it works just fine....then again I don't ever clip the whole body, just tidy up parts in the summer (ears, muzzle, bridle path ect) |
There blades are what makes the difference. |
For my little clippers (for whiskers, ears, fetlocks, etc.) I have a pair I bought in the men's hair section at Walmart, those are the same as the ones sold at the tack store. But for big clippers (for body clipping) I would definitely pick up some horse specific ones. And it is the blade that makes the difference, but you also want a pair of clippers that re up to the job you need them to do. |
I ought a pair of pink osters that have been awesome. I have in the past used dog clippers with no issue but the horse ones do a much better job I think. |
I'd get some horse clippers. They do much better. |
' horse approved clippers?' lol, I've not known of a horse that's approved of em, but they will accept em:lol: I used to clip horses as a side job.....when you look for your clippers, please do check on the price of replacement blades/sharpening......sometimes the price of sharpening a few sets of blades or replacing the blades can cost more than the clippers.....it's a real money grab:evil: |
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