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Old 16-05-2010, 09:17 AM
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Trimming your Dogs Nails

Trimming your dogs nails / claws can be a tricky job and you don't want to cut the nail too far back as this can hurt your dog and also cause bleeding and possible infection if not treated properly.

Check this video out for some usefull tips on how to trim your dogs nails.

How to trim your dogs nails | petdogy.com

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Re: Trimming your Dogs Nails

Thank you.

My dogs always makes a pitpat noise on hard floors but I'm too wary about cutting them any shorter. I trim them regularly, just not that short
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Re: Trimming your Dogs Nails

Nice video - clear instuctions.

I'm to worried to trim Zippers nails as they are blask.
So I use hubbies Dremel to file my 2's nails down.
I had a pedi paw but it wasn't great.
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Re: Trimming your Dogs Nails

I have to confess to taking mine to the Poodle parlour on the rare occasions their nails need cutting, having tried everything from dremmels to clippers - it really is far less hassle at 50p per foot, to let someone else do it
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I have to confess to taking mine to the Poodle parlour on the rare occasions their nails need cutting, having tried everything from dremmels to clippers - it really is far less hassle at 50p per foot, to let someone else do it
Wow!!! at that price I'd take mine to the groomers - My vets charge £12 and the groomers £10 per dog.
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