Wahl grooming range
Wahl is a long-established grooming brand best known for clippers and blades, and the pet side of the range extends that into brushes, shampoo, conditioner and grooming accessories. We stock a selection covering both the coat-care and clipping side of the range, suited to owners doing some or all of their own grooming at home.
What the range covers
On the clipping side, our range includes Wahl replacement blades and scissors for owners already set up to trim their dog's coat at home, alongside everyday grooming tools like slicker brushes and ear cleaner. The shampoo and conditioner line covers general coat care, aimed at maintaining a healthy coat between grooms rather than replacing professional grooming for breeds that need it.
This is a practical, tools-and-basics range rather than a luxury one, and it suits owners who groom at home regularly, whether that means a full coat trim with clippers or simply keeping on top of brushing and bathing between visits to a professional groomer.
Choosing the right tools for your dog
Clipper blades are not universal, and a blade suited to a short-coated breed will not give the same finish on a longer or curlier coat, so it is worth checking a blade or attachment is right for your specific dog's coat type before buying. If you are new to home clipping, starting with a simple maintenance trim rather than a full groom is a sensible way to build confidence.
For coat care rather than clipping, a slicker brush paired with a suitable shampoo covers most everyday needs, with ear cleaner as a useful addition for breeds prone to ear issues. As with any grooming product, introduce anything new gradually and watch for any skin reaction the first time you use it. Replacing a worn blade promptly also makes a noticeable difference to comfort, since a blunt blade tends to pull rather than cut cleanly.
From this brand
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
Wahl Pro Small Slicker Brush
A small slicker with firm stainless steel pins and a non-slip gel handle, for coats that mat
£10.99
Wahl Pro Double Sided Brush
Wahl Pro Double Sided Brush: a SGL grooming brush for brushing the coat
£12.99
Wahl Pro Bravura Cord/Cordless Animal Clipper
A cordless-with-cord clipper with a 90-minute run time and an adjustable 5-in-1 blade
£206.55
Wahl Pro Rake Shed
A 2-in-1 undercoat rake and shedding blade for long-haired, matting-prone dogs
£15.99
Wahl Colour Pro Cordless Clipper
A cordless pet clipper with 8 colour-coded combs, 120 minutes from a 180-minute charge
£59.99
Wahl Frogmouth Grooming Holdall
A wide-mouth grooming bag with six inside pockets, so the kit stops living in a drawer
£19.99
Wahl Paw Print Apron
Wahl Paw Print Apron: a SGL grooming apron for protecting clothing during bathing and grooming
£12.99
Wahl Pet Multi Cut Dog Clipper Kit
A corded multi-cut clipper kit with 4 combs and scissors, cutting length 0.8-13mm
£36.99
Wahl Pro 10w Prime Blade
A German-made 10W wide clipper blade, 1.5mm cut, 29 teeth, fits KM Supera and KMC+
£43.99
Wahl Shampoo Oatmeal
A concentrated 15:1 sensitive-skin shampoo built on oat protein, for dogs, cats and more
From£9.99
Common questions
- Is Wahl a reliable brand for dog clippers?
- Wahl is a well-established brand in both human and pet grooming, known for its clippers and blades. As with any clipping tool, the right choice depends on matching the blade to your dog's specific coat type rather than the brand name alone.
- Can I use a Wahl clipper on any dog breed?
- The clippers themselves are fairly versatile, but the blade or attachment needs to suit your dog's coat type and length for a good result. A blade suited to a short, smooth coat will not give the same finish on a thick or curly one.
- Does Giddy Pets stock the full Wahl range?
- No, we stock a selection covering the clipping and coat-care essentials rather than the brand's entire catalogue. What is shown in the grid above is what we currently have available to order.
- How often should I use ear cleaner on my dog?
- This varies by breed and individual dog, particularly for breeds prone to ear problems, such as those with floppy ears or heavy hair around the ear canal. Your vet or groomer can advise on a sensible routine for your specific dog.
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Written by Matt Garnett, who runs Giddy Pets and is a lifelong pet owner — not a vet. This is general information, not veterinary advice, and it cannot replace an examination by the vet who knows your animal. How we write these guides.