Low setting is pretty quiet.

The low setting is safest for introductions and necessary for smaller nails

If your dog is nervous like mine, the low setting is great for minimal noise and grinding

I recommend the high setting as it works very fast on thick nails, and the noise does not scare my big dogs, but if you have a really skittish dog or one with nails that are thinner, the low setting would be just fine.

I recommend the high setting as it works very fast on thick nails, and the noise does not scare my big dogs, but if you have a really skittish dog or one with nails that are thinner, the low setting would be just fine.

it’s low setting perfectly and carefully grinds down my dogs nails and the high setting gets it done faster but be careful not to find down too fast to the nerve of the nail

The low setting is not fast enough to grind without having to apply some pressure, which the dogs have a hard time with and you have to be careful with the nail getting too hot

If your dog doesn’t mind the noise, the high setting is awesome and grinds quickly

I like that it has a high and low setting

This set is pretty great for the price

If your dog doesn’t mind the noise, the high setting is awesome and grinds quickly

Works really well on my German Shepard’s nails

It works a bit loud but not enough to completely startle my puppy’s

n’t grind my dogs nails whatsoever

n’t grind too much at one time and she sat and let me do it

n’t vibrate her paw as much

n’t injure your dog using this dremel.

n’t hate it