Dog Nails - How To Video

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By AskSusanPeters


How To Clip Dog Nails Information

In this video you will learn how to clip a dog or cat's nails.

With a simple tool and a couple of minutes of your time you can clip your pet's nails at home. No more caught nails in the carpet or nail chewing by your pet.

Easy to follow instructions are included in this video on how to clip dog nails.


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MaryD  says:
14 months ago

GREAT info thanks Susan!!

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AskSusanPeters  says:
14 months ago

Glad you enjoyed it!

Susan

Kim  says:
14 months ago

I'm looking for info on helping me to be less chicken so my boy can be more comfortable. So far this is the most reassuring thing I have seen! Thank you Susan

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AskSusanPeters  says:
14 months ago

Kim,

Great feedback! I'm happy my video helped you.

Susan

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AskSusanPeters  says:
14 months ago

Kim,

Great feedback! I'm happy my video helped you.

Susan

Lisa  says:
10 months ago

Excellent--thanks

Denise  says:
2 months ago

I have been clipping my dog's nails for years and never understood how to do it properly. Your video and explanation is fabulous. My dog and I thank you.

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AskSusanPeters  says:
2 months ago

Denise,

Wonderful news! Thanks for letting me know I have been of help to you.

Susan

joel  says:
2 months ago

If a dog's owner(me) has let thenails get to long. How often should i clip them to get them back to the right length. He is a pug with black nails, and your video helped me locate where to cut them at. Thanks. Now if he would just sit still for me. :)

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AskSusanPeters  says:
2 months ago

Joel,

Now that pet food companies are putting so much stuff in their pet foods which are toxic it is very hard to keep dog nails at a good length. I suggest you watch for the signs posts of the nails (where to cut) and once those places begin to appear again (about two weeks but could be more or less) cut the nails again until you get them worked back to a normal length.

About holding him still. If you can get someone else to hold him all the better but you can do it all by yourself. Use what we call the football hold. Stick your pet under your arm, point him out the back if he is a biter, and use the holding arm to hold the leg you are working on.

Good luck!

Susan

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