yzhtbrush Dog Nail Clippers, Trimmer with Safety Guard to Avoid Over Cutting, Professional Dog Nail Grinder for Pet (Blue)

Do I need to cut my dog's nails at all? After all, longer nails should offer more protection, right? Actually, the exact opposite is the case. 1.Overgrown nails increase the risk of your dog suffering from a broken nail. A broken nail could result in damage to the quick — in your absence — and it could cause a whole lot of bleeding. 2.Long toenails can cause your dog to crouch into a doubly uncomfortable posture, your dog’s hind quarters, leg and foot muscles, tendons and joints will become overworked, sore, and arthritic. Why Choose our Dog and Cat Pet Nail Clipper? 1.Made with stainless steel, this clippers’ blades are extra strong, sharp and durable, and will cut through nails quickly. 2.The handles are shaped to fit your fingers and are coated with anti-slip rubber for your in-hand comfort, so you’ll have a strong grip even if your pet squirms. 3.Nail trimmers with a safety guard to prevent overcutting. 4.Free nail file to allow you to polish sharp nails to perfection 5.Ideal for use on any dog/cat size . 6.Comes with a lock to keep it closed when not in use. How to Cut Dog Nails: Steps If your dog’s nails are white or clear colored, you will actually be able to see the quick. It will look like a fine pink line running up the dog’s nails. Just above where the quick stops is where you should make your cut on each nail. If your dog’s nails are dark or black, you won’t be able to see the quick. Here, start with VERY small trims and look after each trim for a dark dot to start to appear at the tip of your dog’s nail. When you see that dark dot, STOP trimming – this is the quick coming into view. You can use a nail filer for the whole process or just for the final smoothing.