Week one of the plan
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Quiet Hands Gloves

Quiet Hands turns paw-handling into stroking, which is the whole job of the first week before any tool comes near a nail.

  • 260 soft silicone tips across the palm and every finger
  • Turns paw-handling into stroking — which is the whole job in week one
  • Pulls a startling amount of undercoat off a shedding dog
  • One size, adjustable strap , machine washable
  • $19 on their own — no bundle, no minimum
$19.00

Pair. Both hands. One size, adjustable strap.

Most people buy these alongside a grinder

Free US shipping over $35 — under that, $4.95 flat.
60 days. Same terms as everything else here.
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Quiet Hands Gloves
$19.00
Why they're here

A brush your dogthinks is a cuddle.

A pair of steel nail clippers beside the grinder, shot from above.

The reason we sell themWeek one of the plan, with your hands fullThe side effectUndercoat, in quantity

Days 4 to 7 of the plan are entirely about paw handling with no tool present. That's awkward to do empty-handed — you end up holding a paw and doing nothing, and the dog notices the strangeness. Wearing these turns it into stroking, which your dog already has an opinion about, and a positive one.

The undercoat removal is real but incidental. Every silicone glove does that.

Specification

Everything we can currently stand behind

Material
Silicone tips on a breathable nylon mesh back
Size
23 × 18.5 cm. One size, adjustable wrist strap
Weight
65 g each
Tips per glove
260
Washing
Rinse under a tap. Machine washable, cold, air dry
Coat types
Best on double coats and medium-length. Marginal on short, smooth coats
In the box
Two gloves. That's it — no packaging worth photographing

Drawing, not a photograph. We haven't shot these yet and we're not going to pass a generated image off as one.

Skip these if

Two reasons to close this tab. We would rather you did than returned them.

  • Your dog is short-coated and has no paw-handling issue. They'll live in a drawer.
  • You want a serious de-shedding tool. Buy an undercoat rake instead; it's better at that job and we don't sell one.
Risk reversal, in four sentences
60 days

Use them for a week. Then decide.

  • Use them properly first. Run week one of the plan with them on.
  • Email us and it is done. We refund you and pay the return postage inside the US.
  • No conditions. They do not have to be unused, you do not have to explain, and there is no restocking fee.

The window starts the day they are delivered. Refunds land 3–5 business days after the label scans. Prepaid labels are US only — elsewhere we refund in full but you cover the postage back.

What owners said
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from 218 written reviews
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One- and two-star reviews are left in. A store with no bad reviews has either no customers or no integrity.

Verified buyer

She fell asleep. Actually asleep.

Mabel is a rescue and had not let me near a back foot in two years. Week one I just ran it across the room while she ate chicken. Day twelve she was on her side snoring while I did a whole front paw. I cried a bit, honestly.

Verified buyer

The light is the entire product

All four of my dog's nails are black and I have been guessing for six years. Being able to see the chalky ring and then the dot is the difference between doing it and not doing it. Everything else is a normal grinder.

Verified buyer

Good, but slower than I expected

It does the job and my dog tolerates it, which the clippers never managed. But it is genuinely slow — about four minutes for all sixteen. They do say so on the page, so I cannot complain, I just did not believe them.

Verified buyer

Bought it for the card, kept it for the tool

Read the 14-day plan on the site, ran it with the cheap grinder I already owned, and it worked. Bought this one anyway because it felt rude not to.

Verified buyer

Battery died in month five

Worked well until it did not hold a charge. Emailed them and they replaced it under the warranty without arguing, which is the only reason this is two stars and not one.

Verified buyer

My cat. My actual cat.

I bought the little bear one for my cat expecting nothing. Low speed, smallest port, one claw at a time over about three weeks. She now sits on the counter for it. I have no explanation.

Verified buyer

Does what it says, hums louder than I hoped

58 dB is accurate — it is a hum but it is not quiet-quiet. My nervous one needed the full two weeks. My other dog did not care from day one.

Verified buyer

First trim in a year that did not end in a fight

He used to hide under the bed when he heard the drawer. We did the boring version for two weeks and now he offers the paw. Wish I had found this before the £40-a-visit groomer.

Verified buyer

Fine tool, the gloves are a gimmick

Grinder is good. The gloves in the kit did very little for me — my dog is short-coated and did not care either way. Would buy the grinder on its own next time.

Two questions we actually get

Before you buy

Do these do anything on their own?

They brush a dog. If you came here for a grooming glove, it's a grooming glove and it's fine. We sell them because of what they do for week one of the plan, which is a different reason than most listings give you.

Will they survive a dog who chews everything?

No. They're silicone. Chewed gloves are not covered by the 60-day window — that is wear, not a fault — but a replacement pair is $12 if you email us the original order number.