Rosewood Soft Protection Ear & Face Scissors for Dogs & Cats

Rosewood Soft Protection Ear & Face Scissors for Dogs & Cats

Short blades, because the work is close. These are Rosewood’s Ear/Face Scissors, code 07106, meant for the awkward corners of a groom — around the ears, the muzzle, under the eyes — where a full-length pair of scissors cannot be controlled safely.

Rosewood rate them for all coat types and fit them with the same moulded hand grip as the rest of the Soft Protection range, which is worth more than it sounds on a job done slowly with a dog’s head in your other hand.

Performance & Benefits

• Short blades sized for ears, muzzle and other tight corners.
• Moulded hand grip for control at slow speed near skin.
• Rosewood rate them for all coat types.
• Suits tidying between full grooms rather than a whole clip-out.
• Part of a range Rosewood build to suit professional groomers as well as owners.

Suitable For

• Dogs and cats.
• Trimming around the ears, eyes, muzzle and paws.
• Tidying a fringe that has grown over the eyes.
• Owners already confident handling a settled animal.
• Not the tool for bulk trimming down a body coat — the Rosewood Soft Protection Grooming Scissors (07104) are longer and better suited.

How to Use

• Work with a settled animal in good light, with a second person holding if you need one.
• Comb the hair out first and cut only what stands clear of the skin.
• Point the blades away from the eye, never towards it.
• Take small amounts at a time and check as you go.
• Wipe the blades and dry them after use.

Specification

• Rosewood product code 07106, listed by Rosewood as Ear/Face Scissors.
• Short-bladed grooming scissors with moulded hand grip.
• Rated by Rosewood for all coat types.
• Also in the range: Grooming Scissors, code 07104.
• Rosewood publish no blade length, overall length or steel specification, so none is stated here.

Care & Caution

• Sharp blades. Store out of reach of children and out of your pet’s reach.
• Never cut hair when you cannot see the skin beneath it, particularly around the eyes and inside the ears.
• Stop immediately if the animal moves. A scissor cut to an eyelid or ear flap needs a vet.