An electrically operable clipper having a body portion and a head portion, wherein the head portion includes a movable cutter and a fixed comb. The clipper includes an internally located electric motor operable to move the movable cutter. The electric motor is provided with a first and second air moving structure operable to move air over and through the electric motor, in use.

An electrically operable clipper has a body portion and a head portion, wherein the head portion includes a movable cutter and a fixed comb. The clipper includes an internally located electric motor operable to move the movable cutter. The clipper further includes an operating switch movable between an off position, an operating position and a reset position, wherein the reset position operates a motor reset module of the clipper.

An electrically operable clipper has a body portion and a head portion, wherein the head portion includes a movable cutter and a fixed comb. The clipper includes an internally located electric motor operable to move the movable cutter. The clipper further includes an operating switch movable between an off position, an operating position and a reset position, wherein the reset position operates a motor reset module of the clipper.

The present disclosure provides a multifunctional pet scissor, including a pet scissor main body, wherein a dust collector connecting cylinder is installed at at bottom of the pet scissor main body, and the dust collector connecting cylinder may be connected to a dust collector; and an air duct communicating with the connecting cylinder is arranged inside the pet scissor main body, and when shaving the pet, the dust collector is connected so as to directly absorb the hair into the dust collector. The multifunctional pet scissor further includes a knife rest, a knife head is arranged on the knife rest; the knife rest may be detachably arranged at an outer side of the pet scissor main body, so that the knife rest may be taken down from the pet scissor main body, and then the knife head on the knife rest can be cleaned.

The present disclosure provides a multifunctional pet scissor, including a pet scissor main body, wherein a dust collector connecting cylinder is installed at at bottom of the pet scissor main body, and the dust collector connecting cylinder may be connected to a dust collector; and an air duct communicating with the connecting cylinder is arranged inside the pet scissor main body, and when shaving the pet, the dust collector is connected so as to directly absorb the hair into the dust collector. The multifunctional pet scissor further includes a knife rest, a knife head is arranged on the knife rest; the knife rest may be detachably arranged at an outer side of the pet scissor main body, so that the knife rest may be taken down from the pet scissor main body, and then the knife head on the knife rest can be cleaned.

A pet hair trim clipper includes a main clipper body and a handle connected to the main clipper body, wherein the main clipper body includes at least one longitudinal trim cutter for trimming the pet hair and a hair removing element for scraping down the hair on the longitudinal trim cutter, wherein a trimming direction of the longitudinal trim cutter is perpendicular to a longitudinal direction of the handle, so as to facilitate the use.

A pet hair trim clipper includes a main clipper body and a handle connected to the main clipper body, wherein the main clipper body includes at least one longitudinal trim cutter for trimming the pet hair and a hair removing element for scraping down the hair on the longitudinal trim cutter, wherein a trimming direction of the longitudinal trim cutter is perpendicular to a longitudinal direction of the handle, so as to facilitate the use.

An appliance for grooming furred animals including a tubular body part forming a handle and an airflow duct connectable to a vacuum cleaner, the distal end of the body part being flared out to form a head part communicating with the airflow duct; a comb assembly being pivotally supported from the forward edge of the opening of the head part with a comb orientated more or less normal to the longitudinal axis of the body part or tilted towards a user of the appliance to make an angle with the longitudinal axis of the body part in the range 90 to 60 degrees; the comb assembly being pivotally displaceable by various means inwardly from its the deployed position into a retracted position within the head part where the comb is exposed to and swept by airflow generated by the vacuum cleaner, thereby removing accumulated hair.

An appliance for grooming furred animals including a tubular body part forming a handle and an airflow duct connectable to a vacuum cleaner, the distal end of the body part being flared out to form a head part communicating with the airflow duct; a comb assembly being pivotally supported from the forward edge of the opening of the head part with a comb orientated more or less normal to the longitudinal axis of the body part or tilted towards a user of the appliance to make an angle with the longitudinal axis of the body part in the range 90 to 60 degrees; the comb assembly being pivotally displaceable by various means inwardly from its the deployed position into a retracted position within the head part where the comb is exposed to and swept by airflow generated by the vacuum cleaner, thereby removing accumulated hair.

A cordless animal shearing/clipping device is disclosed. The cordless shear/clipper includes a shear portion and a handle portion. The shear portion includes a shear or clipping head interface that allows for an interchangeable shear/clipper head to be coupled to the shear head interface. The handle portion includes a motor casing, a switch, and a battery slide. This design allows for easy, safe, and efficient shearing of animal fibers in any location.