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Cat Clippers & Blades
Premium cat grooming clippers, trimmers, and blades for safe, effective home grooming. Explore top-rated Wahl clippers, guide combs, and replacement blades.
Cat Clippers & Blades - Professional Grooming Made Easy
Whether you're a pet parent doing at-home trims or a professional groomer, our range of cat clippers and blades makes grooming safe and simple. From trimming matted fur to full-body clips, find everything you need from Wahl, trusted by vets and groomers across Australia.
- Wahl Bravura Lithium Clipper: Powerful cordless grooming with 5-in-1 adjustable blades – perfect for precision trimming.
- Wahl KM Inspire Clipper: Professional 2-speed motor ideal for full grooms or thick coats.
- Wahl ShowPro Clipper: Lightweight cordless clipper for easy home grooming.
- Wahl #30 Blade 0.8mm: Ideal for close trimming and hygiene areas.
- Wahl Guide Combs & Attachments: Customise length and ensure even cuts.
Not all cats tolerate clippers, so always start slow, offer treats, and monitor stress levels. If needed, consult your vet or a professional groomer.
FAQs About Cat Clippers
What’s the best clipper for cats?
The Wahl Bravura or KM Inspire are great choices. They’re quiet, powerful, and designed for pets, making them ideal for nervous cats or thick coats.
Do I need a separate blade for my clipper?
Some clippers come with an adjustable 5-in-1 blade, while others require detachable blades. Always check compatibility – we stock all matching parts.
Are clippers safe to use on all cats?
Yes, if used correctly. Choose a quiet model and go slowly. For anxious cats, consider professional grooming support.
Can I clip a matted cat at home?
Minor matting can be handled at home with patience. For severe matting or skin-tight tangles, we recommend a vet or groomer to avoid injury.
How often should I clip my cat?
It depends on the breed and coat. Long-haired cats may need clipping every 6–12 weeks, while short-haired breeds may not need clipping at all.
Where can I learn how to clip my cat?
You can read our full guide to clipping cats here, including safety tips, prep, and technique.
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