Dog nails

Keeping dog nails trimmed is key to keeping your dog strong and healthy.

If you can hear your dog’s nails clicking on the floor or pavement, they are too long.

Dog nails that are too long can increase injury risk and potentially harm your dog’s foot.

Many owners are nervous about trimming their dog’s nails. If that’s you, don’t worry. Groomers and vets offer nail trimming services.

Paw care: Keeping your dog’s nails trimmed is a crucial part of caring for your dog’s paws.

Head to the groomer: Trust the professionals to trim your dog’s nails. They have better tools and the expertise to do the job.

Pamper your pup: Treat your dog to a visit to a doggy spa. Get the nails trimmed, have a bath, and more.

Keep your dog’s feet and nails healthy

June 29, 2020 posted by Editor

Practice good paw care by examining your dog’s feet every day and trim the nails as needed. Dogs are prone to foot injuries.

May 29, 2020 posted by Editor

To make nail trimming easier, sedate your pup and use a good pair of nail clippers. There is no need to spend money paying a groomer or your vet.

April 2, 2020 posted by Editor

Go beyond brushing and bathing. Use this dog grooming guide to keep your pup clean and healthy.

April 22, 2019 posted by Editor

Reduce grooming stress. Stay calm and reward your dog for good behavior. Treats, extra attention and lots of praise reinforce a positive message.

April 23, 2017 posted by Editor

Some popular dog spa treatments include special baths mud treatments, blueberry facials or special pawdicures to soothe and refresh your dog’s paws.