Cutting the claws of your pet is not always the easiest or most fun thing to do. But there is something that needs to be done. Just like our own nails, the claws of the animal grow. And to reduce the risk of discomfort or injury, the claw must be cut. So whether you have a dog, cat or rabbit, this is something that belongs to animal ownership.
Should I use nail grinder, claw plier or shears when cutting the dog's claws?
What equipment you use does not really matter. Choose the variant that works for you and your four-legged friend. With us you will find several different variants. Here is the claw
scissors that are perhaps mainly used for smaller animals that have small claws, here is the classic claw pliers, it is probably the one found in most animal homes and we have the electric nail
grinder that easily helps to shorten the claws.
Help, I happened to cut the claw too far and now it's bleeding?
It is not entirely uncommon to happen to cut the claw too short so that the pulp emerges. And then it starts to bleed. One tip is to have
Blood Stops nearby. With it, the claw quickly stops bleeding.
