Fashion Dog Grooming Nail Clipper Set

Specifications:

• With a nail file together, the Dog Nail Clipper is more convenient to cut dogs' nail
• Featuring stainless steel blades, Dog Nail Clipper can be easier to cut the dogs' nail
• Sharp stainless steel cutting edge will last a long time
• Easy-grip rubber-coated handles of the dog grooming let you feel comfortable and secure in your hand
• Pet Nail Trimmer is ideal for small to medium-sized dogs
• Trim your dogs' nails with comfort and confidence
• The Dog Nail Trimmer is a perfect way to show love to your dogs
• Blade Material: Stainless Steel
• Handle Material: Rubber
• Color: Black & Red

Details:

• This Fashion Dog Grooming Pet Nail Trimmer is made from the finest quality stainless steel and rubber material which will give a long-lasting, sharp cutting edge

• Detail view of the dog grooming, Easy-grip rubber-coated handles of the dog grooming let you feel comfortable and secure in your hand

• Particular picture shows the great craft, Sharp stainless steel cutting edge will last a long time

• Featuring stainless steel blades, Dog Nail Clipper can be easier to cut the dogs' nail

Size in Detail:

How to Trim a Dog's Nails?

Your dog's nails should just touch the ground when she walks. If her nails are clicking on the floor or getting snagged in the carpet, it's time for a pedicure. If you've never done it before this article will provide you with sufficient instructions.

• Use trimmers designed for pets. Ask your veterinarian or a groomer for advice about what types of nail trimmers are best for your dog and how to use them properly.
• Make sure the clippers are sharp.
• Start at the tip of the nail and snip a little at a time. Look at the cut edge of the nail. When you start to see pale pink tissue near the top of the cut edge, stop. You can use a nail file to smooth the edges further.
• Avoid cutting into the quick, which contains nerves and blood vessels. It is painful and will bleed easily. On white nails, the quick is the pink section.
• Be extra careful when cutting dark nails, because the quick is difficult to see.
• If the tip of the nail begins to bleed, apply pressure using styptic powder or a substitute such as baby powder or cotton.
• Avoid wiping the blood clot off the tip of the nail once the bleeding has stopped.
• Remember to trim the dewclaw nail, on the inside of the leg. Since it doesn't touch the ground, it wears down less rapidly than the others
• Trim nails once or twice a month. The quick will lengthen if you don't trim the nail regularly, and long nails can cause traction problems or become ingrown.

Package Included:

• 1 x Nail Clipper
• 1 x Nail File