Dog Grooming Vacuum X1 – Collects the Hair as You Clip

You clip the dog at home. You find the hair for two weeks.

On the sofa, on your clothes, in the corners, on the table. The clippers cut it and release it into the air — from there it is everywhere, and it does not come out easily.

This vacuum collects it at the moment of cutting, before it falls. You clip and clean at the same time.

Why it is worth it

• Suction while clipping – the hair goes into the canister, not into the carpet.
• Interchangeable grooming heads – for clipping and for brushing, depending on what you are doing.
• Compact – held in one hand while the other steadies the dog.
• 110–240 V – works anywhere in Europe without an adapter.

What you lose by not having one

• You pay a salon every month. One groom costs a serious sum, and a medium-coat dog needs it every six to eight weeks. Over a year it adds up to many times the price of this unit.
• You clean all day afterwards. Home grooming saves the money but hands the time straight back — sofa, floor, clothes, even the kitchen.
• The dog gets stressed. A strange salon, strange hands, strange dogs and hours in a crate. At home it is with you.
• The hair works into the fabric. Short clipped hair weaves into carpet and upholstery and will not lift with a vacuum.
• You put the grooming off. Precisely because you know what cleaning follows — and a matted coat is a problem for the dog's skin, not a cosmetic question.
• Everyone in the house breathes coat. For weeks, especially if someone is sensitive.

Who it is for

Dogs with medium and long coats, owners who groom at home, households with allergy sufferers, people with more than one dog, professional grooming salons as a second unit.

Specifications

Good to know

• The exact set of heads is as shown in the product photos.
• The unit is intended for dogs.
• For the first few sessions, run it near the dog without touching them with it — the animal needs to get used to the sound before you start cutting.

Home grooming is not the hard part. What is left behind afterwards is.