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Livestock Clippers

Livestock Clippers: Types, Prices and How They Compare

12 livestock clippers from 6 brands, $169.99 to $499.99. Every model has its own page with specs and a side by side comparison.

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Livestock Clippers Compared by Type

$169.99–$499

Corded Livestock Clippers

8 models from 5 brands. Lowest: Andis EBC Clipper.

$289.99–$499.99

Cordless Livestock Clippers

4 models from 4 brands. Lowest: Oster Cordless Turbo A5.

Livestock Clippers by Brand

BrandModelsFromToLowest priced
AndisModels2From$169.99To$349.99Lowest pricedAndis EBC Clipper
HeinigerModels2From$389To$499Lowest pricedHeiniger Progress HP Clipper
ListerModels2From$322.49To$499.99Lowest pricedLister Star Clipper
OsterModels3From$289.99To$346.99Lowest pricedOster Cordless Turbo A5
PremierModels2From$405.95To$450.95Lowest pricedPremier 4000c Clipper
WahlModels1From$312.99To$312.99Lowest pricedWahl KMC+ Corded/Cordless Clipper

Prices last checked October 2026. Freight is extra unless noted.

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Every Livestock Clipper on This Site

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ModelPricePowerSpeedBladeWhere to buy
Andis EBC ClipperPrice$169.99PowerCorded, 8 ft cordSpeed3,700 strokes/minBladeDetachable #10 UltraEdgeWhere to buyCheck price at Tractor Supply →
Oster Cordless Turbo A5Price$289.99PowerBattery, brushless motorSpeed—BladeA5 detachableWhere to buyCheck price at Valley Vet →
Oster 510 Clipmaster Single SpeedPrice$304.99PowerCordedSpeedSingle speedBladeLarge hair head bladesWhere to buyCheck price at Valley Vet →
Wahl KMC+ Corded/Cordless ClipperPrice$312.99PowerLithium battery, 2 hr, or 10 ft cordSpeed3,700 and 4,500 strokes/minBlade#10 Ultimate CompetitionWhere to buyCheck price at Valley Vet →
Lister Star ClipperPrice$322.49PowerCorded, 45 WSpeed2,800 strokes/minBladeA2F/AC fineWhere to buyCheck price at Valley Vet →
Oster Shearmaster Single SpeedPrice$346.99PowerCorded, 150 WSpeed3,000 strokes/minBlade13-tooth Arizona Thin comb, 4-point cutterWhere to buyCheck price at Valley Vet →
Andis Pulse ZR IIPrice$349.99PowerLithium battery, 3 hrSpeed2,500 to 4,500 strokes/min (5 speeds)Blade#10 CeramicEdgeWhere to buyCheck price at Valley Vet →
Heiniger Progress HP ClipperPrice$389PowerCordedSpeed—Blade—Where to buyCheck price at Valley Vet →
Premier 4000c ClipperPrice$405.95PowerCordedSpeed—BladeFine blade set includedWhere to buyCheck price at Valley Vet →
Premier 4000s ShearPrice$450.95PowerCordedSpeed—BladePhantom R 20-tooth comb, 4-point cutterWhere to buyCheck price at Valley Vet →
Heiniger Xperience ClipperPrice$499PowerCordedSpeed2,500 double strokes/minBlade21/23 Heiniger blade setWhere to buyCheck price at Valley Vet →
Lister Eclipse Cordless ClipperPrice$499.99PowerLithium-ion battery, brushless motorSpeed—BladeA2F/AC fineWhere to buyCheck price at Valley Vet →

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Questions

Livestock Clippers: Common Questions

How much does a livestock clipper cost?

The 12 livestock clippers on this site run $169.99 to $499.99, checked October 2026. The lowest priced is the Andis EBC Clipper at $169.99; the highest is the Lister Eclipse Cordless Clipper at $499.99.

What is the cheapest livestock clipper?

The Andis EBC Clipper at $169.99 at Tractor Supply.

Which brands make livestock clippers?

On this site: Andis, Heiniger, Lister, Oster, Premier and Wahl. Oster has the most here, with 3 models.

Where can I buy a livestock clipper?

The 12 livestock clippers here are listed at Tractor Supply and Valley Vet.

Corded or cordless clippers?

Corded clippers give steady power for long body clipping. Cordless clippers move freely in the pen and at shows but need charged batteries.

What blade do I need for show cattle?

Most cattle show clipping uses #10 or fine blades for body work and closer blades for detail. Each clipper page lists the blade it comes with.

Are sheep shears different from clippers?

Yes. Shears use a wide comb and cutter to take off fleece; clippers use finer blades for hair.

How do I keep clipper blades cutting?

Oil them often while clipping, keep them cool, and send them out for sharpening when they start to pull.