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Australian Wholesale Importer from Japan Hand Made Japanese Pet Grooming Scissors made from premium Japanese Steel.
Australia
Absolutely the best scissors for my Bichons. Would highly recommend Juls and the Saizengrooming scissors to anyone. Super sharp and cute beautifully.
Reply from Saizengrooming
Thank you so much Linda. I appreciate you taking the time to share your experience and thoughts. Kind regards Julie
I looked on the internet for made in Japan pet scissors made of Japan 440C steel and at a fair price which Saizen was the best. Julie who is the owner of Saizen is really down to earth with customer support. And the scissors quality does not disappoint. I would highly recommend her offerings and service.
Thanks Julie!
Reply from Saizengrooming
Thank you Eddie, greatly appreciated.
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