Keep your pet’s nails at a healthy length with Resco Original Dog Nail Clippers. Nail trimming should be a regular part of your pet’s grooming routine and these clippers make it easier than ever.
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Keep your pet’s nails at a healthy length with Resco Original Dog Nail Clippers. Nail trimming should be a regular part of your pet’s grooming routine and these clippers make it easier than ever. The professional quality nail trimmers feature all-steel construction to clip your pet’s nails clean and with less pressure. These clippers are covered in premium chrome plating to add durability, comfort and shine. Don’t let long nails scratch you, your floor or painfully tear and hurt your pet again. With the right grooming supplies, you can save time and money by taking care of your furry friend right at home.
Key BenefitsInstructions
The first step in clipping your pet’s nails is making sure they’re calm and secure. Hold your pet, or have someone else hold them securely, but calmly. Also, make sure they can’t move their paws around too much. If your pet gets fussy, feed them a treat and continue the process.
Next, hold the paw in your hand and snip the tip of the nail off. If your pet has clear nails, you should be able to see the location of the quick inside. If the nail is black you won’t be able to see the quick. Just snip the very tip of the nail. The quick is the inner part of the nail, if clipped it will bleed. Don’t be afraid if it does, take some styptic powder and apply it to the wound. This will clot up almost immediately. Continue through every nail and don’t forget the Dewclaw (this is the nail on the side of the paw.)
| Directions | Instructions The first step in clipping your pet’s nails is making sure they’re calm and secure. Hold your pet, or have someone else hold them securely, but calmly. Also, make sure they can’t move their paws around too much. If your pet gets fussy, feed them a treat and continue the process. Next, hold the paw in your hand and snip the tip of the nail off. If your pet has clear nails, you should be able to see the location of the quick inside. If the nail is black you won’t be able to see the quick. Just snip the very tip of the nail. The quick is the inner part of the nail, if clipped it will bleed. Don’t be afraid if it does, take some styptic powder and apply it to the wound. This will clot up almost immediately. Continue through every nail and don’t forget the Dewclaw (this is the nail on the side of the paw.) |
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