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★ The cat nail grinder that keeps fur out

I can finally trim my cat's claws without a fight.

Hand holding the Pawzaw grinder to a ginger cat's claw

Powered by FurOut™: enclosed, cat-sized ports that let only the claw reach the grinding drum, so fluffy toe fur doesn't get snagged and your cat doesn't get yanked.

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● Claw day at home

Calm cat. Short claws. No chase.

From fluffy Persians to grumpy seniors, here's what claw day can look like with Pawzaw.

Fluffy Persian: Blue port, one paw at a time.
Fluffy PersianBlue port, one paw at a time.
Maine Coon tufts: Toe fur stays outside the port.
Maine Coon tuftsToe fur stays outside the port.
Lap cat: Grinder in one hand, cat in the other.
Lap catGrinder in one hand, cat in the other.
Belly-up ragdoll: Short touches, then a treat.
Belly-up ragdollShort touches, then a treat.
Lives on the counter: Ready whenever the claws are.
Lives on the counterReady whenever the claws are.
Senior claws: Red port for thick claws.
Senior clawsRed port for thick claws.
Bedside: Small enough to keep handy.
BedsideSmall enough to keep handy.
Unboxing: Ships free to your door.
UnboxingShips free to your door.
Slim grip: Pen-slim body, one-thumb switch.
Slim gripPen-slim body, one-thumb switch.
✦FurOut™ enclosed ports✦Blue port sized for cat claws✦Grinds, never crushes✦Works on cats & dogs✦Free shipping✦60-day money-back guarantee
● Is this your cat?

Built for the cats clippers don't work on.

Woman trimming a fluffy Maine Coon's claw with Pawzaw
This is you if…

Your cat has big, fluffy paws.

FurOut™ keeps toe tufts away from the grinding drum.

Maine Coons, Persians, Ragdolls and Forest cats grow thick fur between their toes, right where an open grinding bit spins. One snag and the paw gets tugged mid-trim. Pawzaw's enclosed ports only let the claw in, so the fluff stays outside.

Man letting a tabby cat sniff the Pawzaw grinder while offering a treat
This is you if…

Your cat disappears when the clippers come out.

Short touches, no pinch, no surprise.

One bad clip and most cats never forget it. A grinder files the claw down gradually, so there's no squeeze and no sudden snap. Let your cat sniff it, reward, then do one claw. Next time, two.

Older woman grinding a senior black cat's claw on her lap
This is you if…

Your senior cat's claws are getting thick.

Grinding is gentler than crushing.

Older cats scratch less, so claws thicken and can curl toward the pad. Clippers can split them. Use the red port for thick claws, then the yellow port to smooth the tips.

Man on a sofa grinding a dog's nails while a cat watches
This is you if…

You've got more than one pet.

Three ports. One grinder. Every paw in the house.

Blue for cats and kittens, red for thick claws and dogs, yellow to finish. No more separate tools for every animal.

Under the hood

Inside FurOut™

Most pet grinders put a guard around an open grinding bit. Pawzaw closes the drum inside the head cap and gives the claw its own sized port.

Exploded view of the Pawzaw grinder: port cap, grinding drum, collar, motor, body and end cap 12345
1

FurOut™ port cap

Closed head with three sized ports. Only the claw goes in; toe fur stays out.

2

Grinding drum

Files the claw down a little at a time instead of crushing it like clippers.

3

Locking collar

Holds the cap firmly in place over the drum while you work.

4

Compact motor

Spins the drum inside the closed head, away from your cat's paw.

5

Slim body + switch

Pen-slim grip and a one-thumb slide switch, so your other hand stays on the paw.

Feature
Pawzaw
Typical grinder
Grinding bit
Closed inside the head cap
Open bit with a guard
Port for cat claws
Dedicated blue port
Varies
Ports
3 sized ports
1–3, varies
Works for cats & dogs
Yes, port per pet
Often dog-first
Money-back guarantee
60 days
Varies
● Why cat owners switch

5 reasons people choose Pawzaw

1

"Won't it catch my cat's fur?"

That's exactly what FurOut™ is built for. The drum sits inside a closed cap, so fluffy toe fur stays outside the port.

2

"Cat claws are tiny."

The blue port is sized for curved cat claws, so you're not chasing a tiny claw around a dog-sized hole.

3

"I'm scared of hitting the quick."

Grinding takes off a little at a time, so you stay in control and can stop well before the pink quick.

4

"I have a dog too."

Three ports cover kittens, big cats, seniors and dogs. One tool for every paw in the house.

5

"What if my cat hates it?"

Then you're covered. Use it for 60 days, and if it isn't right for your cat, get a full refund.

Close-up of the Pawzaw head cap and its FurOut ports

How FurOut™ works

  1. Pick the port. Blue for cats, red for thick claws, yellow to polish.
  2. Only the claw goes in. The drum is closed inside the cap; toe fur stays outside.
  3. Touch, lift, repeat. A second or two per claw keeps it cool and your cat calm.
● What to expect

Your first week with Pawzaw

Cats warm up to new things slowly. Here's the routine we recommend.

Pawzaw grinder in an open shipping box with a cat paw reaching in
Day 1–2

Let them meet it

Leave Pawzaw out. Turn it on near your cat during treat time. No claws yet.

Man grinding a ragdoll cat's claw while it lies on his lap
Day 3–5

One claw, one treat

Do a single claw on the blue port, reward, and stop. Add a claw each session.

Woman trimming a white Persian cat's claws on her bed
Day 6+

Full paw, done

Most sessions take a few minutes once your cat knows the routine. Stop early if they get restless.

60DAY
GUARANTEE

Try it on your cat for 60 days.

If Pawzaw isn't right for your cat, contact us within 60 days for a full refund.

● Questions

Good questions, honest answers

How does FurOut™ actually work?
The grinding drum sits inside a closed head cap. Three sized ports let the claw reach the drum while the cap keeps toe fur outside. Pick the port that fits the claw and touch the claw to it for a second or two at a time.
Is a grinder safe for cats?
Yes, used gently. Take off small amounts with short touches, stay well clear of the pink quick, and stop if your cat gets stressed. Many owners do one paw per session at first.
Which port do I use for my cat?
Blue suits most cat claws. Use red for very thick or senior claws, and yellow to smooth the tips afterwards.
Will it fix a cat that already hates nail trims?
No tool fixes that on day one. A grinder makes each step smaller and gentler, which helps a lot, but a fearful cat still needs a slow introduction. Follow the first-week routine above.
How often should I trim?
Most indoor cats need a trim every few weeks. Seniors often need it more often because they scratch less. Trim when the tips get sharp or start to curl.
Can I use it on my dog?
Yes. Use the red port for medium and large dogs.
How do I clean it?
Turn it off, remove the head cap and brush out the claw dust. Wipe the outside with a dry cloth. Don't submerge it in water.
What's the offer and shipping?
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Claw day, minus the chase.

The cat nail grinder powered by FurOut™, made for fluffy, nervous and senior cats.

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