The Best Dog Nail Clippers Are Guillotine Trimmers.
submitted: Jul 20th 2008 |
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Dogs can have the need for a regular manicure probably more than humans do; hence the need for trimmers.
Without nail care in dogs, they can break and causing bleeding.
Your dog's paws need to be kept in tip top condition as he uses them all the time.
If you hear your dog's nails making a sound on hard floors, it's time for a trim. You have two choices about what to do - do it yourself or go down the professional route.
There are a few vital things to bear in mind if you are going to do it yourself.
Invest in a high quality set of trimmers, and ensure you know exactly where to cut the nail.
Without these you will have a recipe for disaster on your hands.
The quick is the area to watch for when you trim your dog's nails, you should cut below this. It is easy with dogs with transparent or light coloured nails but harder with dark nails so take care!
Firstly let's look at the equipment; Master Grooming Tools Guillotine Nail Clippers are a great solution, as they are designed with the user in mind with non-slip, low impact grip so your hand won't get tired and you won't lose your grip even if it's wet. The sharp blades mean that trimming is easy and safe.
Now we are going to talk about how to cut nails.
It is often best to sit with your dog in your lap, holding his paw firmly, but not roughly.
The nail will extend if you gently push the pad; now you have to try to ascertain where the quick is and below that point start to trim at 45 degrees. Little by little is the key, don't hurry this job.
After the majority of the work has been done, it is time to tidy up any uneven edges.
It's so important to trim the nail carefully as you can seriously hurt your dog with a slip of the hand - and you will know about it!
Gimborn Kwik Stop Styptic Gel with Benzocaine will stop any bleeding if the worst does happen.
Master Grooming Tools Guillotine Nail Clippers are excellent tools for either home or professional use.
They are a great investment too as they are designed to last, and perform well with a lifetime guarantee.
Both dog and owner will be delighted to get a manicure with these safe and effective trimmers.
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About the author: Rebecca Foxton wants to help you bring your pet better health with dog nail clippers. Check out her health tips for pet owners, and visit her Fortiflora articles on Dog Buffs.
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