Articles tagged with: toenails and paws

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Carrie

How To Get Your Dog To Relax While Having His Nails Trimmed

Going to be trimming your dog's nails soon? This video has some great tips for getting your dog used to a nail trim. Plus step-by-step directions on how to trim a dog's nails.
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Carrie

Pamper Your Dog By Giving Him A Pedicure

Looking for a way to pamper your dog? Here are some ideas. Plus tips on how to trim your dog's nails.
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Kristie

How To Trim Your Dog's Nails

If your dog spends most his time indoors then it's easy for his toenails to get too long. If you hear your dog's nails click when he walks on a hard floor, it's time for a trim! Here are a few things you can do to make your dog's nail clipping day a pleasant and even enjoyable experience for both you and your dog.
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Lynnette

Teach Your Dog What 'Toes' Means

The command 'Toes' helps whenever you need to clean muddy paws after your dog has been playing outside. Or, when you need to dry off wet paws after a bath. Or, when you want to trim your dog's toenails! Here's how to teach your dog to give you his toes -- on command.
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Lynnette

What's That Silver Metal Bar On Dog Nail Trimmers For?

Wondering what that little metal bar on one side of claw- or scissor-type dog nail trimmers is for? I was too. Here's what I learned... it's a safety stop!
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Lynnette

Should You Trim Your Dog's Hairy Toes?

Does your dog have a lot of fur that grows on the top of his paws, between his toes, and even underneath on his paw pads? If so, should you trim the fur or just let it keep growing? Here's what I do...
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Lynnette

Should You Or Should You Not Remove Dew Claws?

Here's what you need to know about your dog's dew claws, including when -- or if -- you should have them removed, and recommendations from other dog owners.
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Lynnette

Soft Claws Nail Caps For Dogs

Soft Claws nail caps are vinyl nail tips that you place over your dog's toenails to prevent scratching -- hardwood floors, your dog's own skin, other people. They are completely safe, painless and humane. They do not hurt the dog in any way. Here's why Soft Claws are great for dogs!
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