Gradually acclimate your pet to the process by handling their paws regularly without clipping. During clipping, keep the environment calm and offer treats and praise to create a positive association. If your pet is extremely stressed, consider consulting a...
The quick is easier to spot in light-coloured nails as a pink area within the nail. In dark nails, it’s harder to see, so clip in small increments and look for a dark dot to appear at the tip of the nail, which indicates you are nearing the quick.
For most dogs, scissor-type clippers or guillotine-type clippers are effective. For smaller pets like cats and rabbits, a smaller scissor-type clipper is usually better. Make sure the clippers are sharp and in good condition to avoid splitting the nail.
The frequency of nail clipping can vary depending on the pet’s activity level and nail growth rate, but a good rule of thumb is to clip your pet’s nails every 3 to 4 weeks. Active pets who walk on hard surfaces may naturally wear down their nails and require less...
The hydrobath’s spray head provides a hydro-combing action that massages and stimulates the skin, promoting blood circulation and offering relief for muscle fatigue and arthritis.
