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08-27-09, 12:08 am
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I was wondering if the peti buffer is safe to use on guinea pigs, or if it is possible at all. It seems a lot eaiser, but I'm not sure about how well it works.       |
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08-28-09, 05:36 pm
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There was a thread about the Pedi Paws thing posted not too long ago that I am trying to find. I believe it was not recommended. |
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08-29-09, 08:43 pm
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08-29-09, 08:47 pm
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You're better off using clippers. I wouldn't recommend one. From the reviews I've read it isn't really recommended for dogs or cats and they don't even work well. |
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Is A Peti Buffer Safe? 
