Oneisall PC19 Dog Grooming Clippers

The PC19 is designed for home grooming, including long, thick, and curly coats. Its five speed settings, adjustable blade, and metal guide combs let you adapt the trim to your dog’s coat and desired length. If you are new to grooming, start with a longer comb and practice on a small section.

The PC19 has a five-position blade adjustment for close trimming and eight metal guide combs for longer cuts. The combs are labeled 1/8, 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 5/8, 3/4, 7/8, and 1 inch. Follow the markings on your blade and combs, and start with a longer comb if you are unsure. Turn off the clipper before adjusting the blade or changing attachments.

Turn off and unplug the clipper. Fit the comb over the blade, then push it downward until it is firmly attached. Check for looseness before use. To remove it, push up from the bottom of the comb and lift it off.

Read the manual and check that the blade is clean, oiled, and securely installed. Gently brush out loose tangles, then attach your chosen guide comb. Let your dog get comfortable with the clipper before starting, and keep the first session short.

The PC19 has five settings: 7,000, 7,500, 8,000, 8,500, and 9,000 RPM. Start at the lowest setting and adjust as needed while keeping your strokes slow and steady. Speed controls how fast the blade operates; the blade setting and guide comb control cutting length.

Gently comb out loose tangles before clipping so the blade can move through the coat without pulling. Do not force the clipper through a knot. For tight mats close to the skin, have a professional groomer remove them rather than attempting to clip underneath them at home.

Let your dog inspect the clipper while it is turned off, keeping the blade out of reach. Then introduce the sound at a comfortable distance, using short sessions and rewards. Start trimming when your dog is settled, and take a break if your dog becomes distressed.