A trimmings collecting nail clipping device for hygienic nail trimming includes a lower blade extending from a first end of a bottom plate. Pairs of first and second posts extend from the bottom plate proximate to the lower blade and a second end of the bottom plate, respectively. A first terminus of a center plate is engaged to the second posts distal from the bottom plate. The center plate extends between and past the first posts. An upper blade, which is engaged to the center plate, and the lower blade define a gap. A lever is hingedly engaged to the first posts distal from the bottom plate. Upon levering of the lever, a nail positioned in the gap is severed. A panel is engageable to the bottom plate to define an interior space that receives a clipping generated upon severing of the nail.

An illustrated view of an exemplary nail and foot care apparatus for foot maintenance and treatment is presented. The footcare apparatus 100 comprises a support stand 200, a footrest 300, a tray 400, a storage box 510, one or more battery banks 520, a light 530, a fan 540, a mobile holder 423. The footrest, the tray, the storage box, the battery banks, the light, and the fan are configured to detachably coupled together and rest on the adjustable, foldable support stand. The footcare apparatus provides convenient access to foot and toes part, without the help of others. It can be used for treatment of the foot and leg of a patient at hospital and clinics. Enables easy cleaning of the clippings, treatment wastes with detachable tray. It is provided with number of storage options during and after use, to keep the pedicure tools, cosmetics and electronic gadgets.

Disclosed is a clipped nail-catching and nail-capturing system consisting essentially of a nail clipper in combination with either a bag or an enclosure, either of which is preferably (although not necessarily) transparent, of special design for the hygienic and convenient catching, capturing and retaining of nails of humans and/or animals especially pets. The embodiments of the nail-catching and nail-capturing system are compatible with most presently available nail clippers and/or nail hygiene took and nail-catching and nail-capturing bags and enclosures of various shapes and size.

Disclosed is a clipped nail-catching and nail-capturing system consisting essentially of a nail clipper in combination with either a bag or an enclosure, either of which is preferably (although not necessarily) transparent, of special design for the hygienic and convenient catching, capturing and retaining of nails of humans and/or animals especially pets. The embodiments of the nail-catching and nail-capturing system are compatible with most presently available nail clippers and/or nail hygiene tools and nail-catching and nail-capturing bags and enclosures of various shapes and size.

A portable environmentally friendly clipping tool that includes spring biased upper and lower hinged rigid members, removable clipping teeth, and side walls, forming an enclosed storage area for trapping clipped remains until the user finds a non-polluting location to dispose of the trapped clippings. Clipping removal is facilitated by raising a hinged side wall on the tool enabling the user to pour out the stored clippings from the tool. A pair of C-shaped walls within the tool are positioned in a way that during non-use, the lower portion of one C-shaped wall blocks the open portion of the second C-shaped wall. When the user pushes down on the upper rigid member, a clipping action can take place and the open portion of both C-shaped walls align, allowing clipped remains to migrate into the enclosed storage area of the clipper and be captured for later disposal.

A portable environmentally friendly clipping tool that includes spring biased upper and lower hinged rigid members, removable clipping teeth, and side walls, forming an enclosed storage area for trapping clipped remains until the user finds a non-polluting location to dispose of the trapped clippings. Clipping removal is facilitated by raising a hinged side wall on the tool enabling the user to pour out the stored clippings from the tool. A pair of C-shaped walls within the tool are positioned in a way that during non-use, the lower portion of one C-shaped wall blocks the open portion of the second C-shaped wall. When the user pushes down on the upper rigid member, a clipping action can take place and the open portion of both C-shaped walls align, allowing clipped remains to migrate into the enclosed storage area of the clipper and be captured for later disposal.

A nipper device includes a first handle and a second handle pivotable relative to each other. The nipper includes a jaw with a first blade and an opposing second blade. The first and second blades include linear blade edges, which pivot relative to each other to enable trimming of a nail on a hand and/or a foot. The jaw and the handles are configured so that pivotable movement of the first handle relative to the second handle causes pivotal movement of the first blade relative to the second blade. The jaw blades include cavities located on the interior of the blades. The cavities are configured to collect nail particle trimmings from a user. The cavities function as a catching mechanism (catcher) to collect nail trimmings and prevent them from scattering.

An illustrated view of an exemplary nail and foot care apparatus for foot maintenance and treatment is presented. The footcare apparatus 100 comprises a support stand 200, a footrest 300, a tray 400, a storage box 510, one or more battery banks 520, a light 530, a fan 540, a mobile holder 423. The footrest, the tray, the storage box, the battery banks, the light, and the fan are configured to detachably coupled together and rest on the adjustable, foldable support stand. The footcare apparatus provides convenient access to foot and toes part, without the help of others. It can be used for treatment of the foot and leg of a patient at hospital and clinics. Enables easy cleaning of the clippings, treatment wastes with detachable tray. It is provided with number of storage options during and after use, to keep the pedicure tools, cosmetics and electronic gadgets.

A multifunctional pet manicure device includes a nail clipper, a main handle and an auxiliary handle. the nail clipper includes a first blade and a second blade, the first blade is rotationally connected with the second blade, the first blade is fixedly connected with the main handle, and the second blade is fixedly connected with the auxiliary handle. The multifunctional pet manicure device further includes a nail polisher, wherein the nail polisher includes a driving member and a polishing head, the polishing head is connected to the driving member, and the driving member drives the polishing head to rotate.

A fingertip positioning member for coupling to a nail clipper has a first and a second cutting edge together forming a clipping line for the purpose of facilitating clipping of the nail while applying the combination of the fingertip positioning member and the nail clipper. The fingertip positioning member may have an elongate body with a contact surface for making contact with a contact surface of the nail clipper. The member may also have a mechanism for coupling to the nail clipper, and a placing support for laying a fingertip against the placing support for suitable positioning with the nail thereof in supported manner relative to the nail clipper.