Thunderpaws Professional-Grade Dog Nail Clippers with Protective Guard and Safety Lock (Medium to Large Breeds, Yellow)

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You may be equipped with all the right tools for the job, but how do you actually go about cutting your cat's nails at home? We've got a step-by-step guide from Cats Protection with some top tips to help you. Prepare

Guillotine’ nail clippers have a stationary blade (usually a hole or ‘ring’ shape) and one moving one (the ‘guillotine’) which slices the nail when you squeeze the handles. They make a straight cut, which can be really handy to avoid making your dog’s nail bleed. However, this straight cut can make life harder if a nail needs cutting at an angle. It’s also harder to get the dog nail clippers into position on little nails or highly curved nails. How to use guillotine dog nail clippers Our stainless steel blades are durable and maintains its sharpness for long periods of time. It’s no wonder why professional groomers and veterinarians trust and use these nail clippers!

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Once you've done one paw, it's best to stop and take a break so your cat doesn't get too stressed in one go. Give them a treat or play their favourite game as a reward if that's what they want, but they may prefer to just slip out and be by themselves for a while. Repeat for the best of the paws Grinding a dog’s nails also takes longer. 5-10 minutes instead of a couple of minutes with clippers. You’ll also need to desensitize your dog to the sound and vibration. Long nails can snag clothing and get caught on furniture. Our professional-grade Dog Nail Clippers help you keep nails at a suitable length.

When your dog is standing or sitting with its front legs on the ground, their claws should not touch the ground either. If they do, it's time to trim them. Plier-style clippers are so named because they resemble the household tool. These clippers have two curved blades which come together to clip the nail when the handles are squeezed They are particularly useful for clipping larger nails, making them a better option for bigger dog breeds.So, if you’ve chosen guillotine nail clippers for your dog, it’s time to look at how to use them. Firstly, squeeze them a few times without your dog there to make sure they’re sharp, and that the blade moves easily. Familiarise yourself with how they work, and make sure they’re comfortable to use. ERGONOMIC AND EASY TO USE - Non-slip rubber handles that are ergonomically designed for a comfortable grip and ensuring a safe nail trimming experience for you and your cat, kitten, rabbits, birds, guinea pig and other small pets ERGONOMIC AND EASY TO USE – Non-slip rubber handles that are ergonomically designed for a comfortable grip and ensuring a safe nail trimming experience for you and your dog