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Cordless Clippers: Move Freely Without a Cable in the Way

Without a cable you can reach the animal from any side, even in a tight box. Here you will find cordless units for dogs, cats and horses.

Cordless Clippers: Mobile Around the Animal

A cable is often the most annoying thing in the room while clipping: it wraps around legs, it limits your reach, and it makes some animals nervous. A cordless clipper takes that problem away. You walk freely around the animal, you work where there is no socket, and you simply put the machine down in between. What matters then is run time and battery changes. A second battery and a charger therefore belong in the plan from the start.

Run Time, Spare Batteries and Planning

How far one charge takes you depends on the machine and the coat. That is why sets with two interchangeable batteries are so practical: one works, one charges, and the clip carries on without a break. The Wahl KM Supera arrives exactly like that and is intended for dogs, cats and horses; it is also available in a set with attachment combs or a MagicBrush. With several animals to do, plan for one battery more rather than waiting at the charging station mid job.

The Machines in the Range

Alongside the KM Supera there is the Wahl Arco Pro, which is cordless and quiet with it, an argument with sensitive dogs and cats. From Aesculap come the Exacta and the Isis as compact units, the Akkurata with an adjustable cutting length, the Favorita CLi and the Bonum. That covers everything from a short tidy-up on the head to a full body clip. Watch weight and noise: you notice both by the third quarter of an hour at the latest. If you clip several species, also check which clipper heads and attachment combs fit the machine.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does one battery charge last?
That depends on the machine, the coat and the clipper head. Anyone clipping several animals in a row gets on far more calmly with a second battery or a set with spares.

Is a cordless unit enough for horses?
For partial clips and tidying up, yes, and models like the KM Supera are made for it. If a whole yard is waiting, a corded machine is the calmer answer.

What do I do after clipping?
Brush the hair out of the cutting set, oil it and store the machine dry. Batteries are best not stored completely empty or left permanently on the charger.

Clipping Without a Cable, Anywhere on the Farm

The advantage is obvious: without a cable you reach every spot, in the box and out at grass. The Wahl KM Supera is built for dogs, cats and horses and is supplied with two interchangeable batteries, in some cases as a set with attachment combs or a MagicBrush. If you need it especially quiet, reach for the Wahl Arco Pro, which proves itself with nervous animals. From Aesculap there are the compact Exacta and the Isis, plus the Akkurata, the Favorita CLi and the Bonum. Three things count when buying: run time per charge, whether a second battery is included, and how heavy the machine feels in your hand after half an hour. If you look after several species, check which clipper heads and attachment combs fit each unit. A charged spare battery in the cupboard stops a clip ending half way.