FAQ

The clipper may be functioning well, but dull or dirty blades can affect cutting. Clean the blades with the provided brush, oil
them, and replace if necessary.

Most blades are built for durability and can be sharpened by the manufacturer or a trusted service. Check with your local dealer
for options on your specific clipper and blades.

Yes, it's essential to keep your blades well-oiled at all times, even during storage. This prevents rust and corrosion. Apply oil generously during use and after each session, and clean the blades thoroughly before oiling.

Use the blade oil included with your clipper, as it's specifically formulated for optimal performance. Avoid aerosol lubricants, as they can evaporate and leave the metal prone to corrosion.

Most of our clippers don't need blade coolant sprays, but high-performance, high-speed models may require them for the animal's comfort.