The floor
was never
the problem.
We build paw-care tools for the two minutes a month that decide whether a dog feels steady at home.
Our mission
Steady underfoot.
Every room, every day.
Fur grows over a dog’s pads. The pads stop touching the floor. On hardwood, tile and laminate that means sliding, splayed legs, hesitation at the top of the stairs — and in older dogs, real injuries.
Most owners never trace it back to the fur. They blame the floor, or the rug, or age. A groomer solves it in two minutes and charges $20–30 for the visit.
We think a two-minute job should be a two-minute job at home. So we build the tools to do it properly, and we hold them to one standard: a nervous dog should be able to sit through it.
Design principles
01
Traction
Clear the fur between the pads and the pads do their job again. That is the whole result we design for.
02
Quiet
A 35 dB class motor with low vibration. If the tool startles the dog, the trim does not happen — so noise is a spec, not an afterthought.
03
Sight
The gap between the pads is dark and small. A built-in LED lights it, so you cut what you meant to cut.
04
Repeatable
Washable body, rinsable head, USB-C charging, blades you can replace. A tool you keep using, not one you use once.
What we build
Two tools.
One sitting.
The P1 Paw Trimmer clears the fur between the pads with an 18 mm ceramic head. The G1 Nail Grinder takes the nails down in the same sitting. Fur and nails are the same job — we treat them that way.
See how it works01
The cause
02
The head
03
The motor
04
The upkeep
Washable throughout
The body washes and the head rinses under water, so hair and dander do not live in the tool between trims.
Two minutes, at home
Cordless, usable while charging, with an LED display for power and charge. Pick it up when you notice the sliding.
Dogs and cats
Paws, face, ears and rump. One quiet tool for the tidying that used to mean an appointment.
