Rosewood Soft Protection Grooming Scissors for Cats & Dogs

Rosewood Soft Protection Grooming Scissors for Cats & Dogs

The general-purpose pair in Rosewood’s Soft Protection range, code 07104. Longer in the blade than the Ear/Face scissors, so they take more coat per cut and suit tidying feet, legs, feathering and a body coat that has grown past neat.

Rosewood rate them for all coat types, and make the point that matters most about scissors: regular tidying keeps a pet looking kept, where leaving it until the coat is a problem turns a ten-minute job into a salon appointment.

Performance & Benefits

• Straight grooming blades, longer than the ear and face pair, so each cut takes more coat.
• Ergonomic moulded hand grip for a steady, controlled hold.
• Rosewood rate them for all coat types.
• Suits regular tidying between full grooms.
• Part of the Soft Protection range Rosewood build for groomers and owners alike.

Suitable For

• Cats and dogs.
• Tidying feet, hocks, feathering, trousers and a long body coat.
• Trimming hair around the sanitary area and between the pads.
• Owners maintaining a coat between professional appointments.
• Too long in the blade for close work by the eyes — the Rosewood Soft Protection Ear & Face Scissors (07106) are the safer choice there.

How to Use

• Comb the section out first so you can see the length you are actually cutting.
• Cut with the blades parallel to the body, never pointing into it.
• Work in small amounts and recheck the line as you go.
• Keep the animal settled and stop the moment it fidgets.
• Wipe and dry the blades after every session.

Specification

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

Care & Caution

• Sharp blades. Keep them out of reach of children and stored closed.
• Never cut where you cannot see the skin — loose skin lifts into the blades easily at the armpit, flank and sanitary area.
• Do not attempt to cut a mat out with scissors. Use a de-matting tool, or a groomer’s clippers.