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Claw care for dogs - care for healthy and well-groomed claws
Make sure your faithful companion always has healthy and well-groomed claws with our high-quality claw care for dogs. Regular claw care is important to prevent problems such as overlength, ingrowth or cracks. Our claw care products, such as claw nippers, claw scissors and claw grinders, have been specially developed for the needs of dogs. Whether you want to trim the claws yourself or leave the care to a professional, we have the right tools for safe and effective claw care. Give your dog the comfort and care it deserves.
Claw nippers - precise and safe claw care
Our claw nippers are the ideal tool for precise and safe claw care for dogs. With their sharp blade and ergonomic handles, they enable controlled and stress-free claw trimming. The special shape of the pliers prevents cutting too deep and minimizes the risk of injury. Whether you are an experienced dog owner or a beginner in claw care, our claw nippers offer you the necessary safety and precision for optimal care.
Claw scissors - effective cutting of dog claws
Our claw scissors are perfect for effectively cutting your dog's claws. With their curved blade, they enable effortless cutting and prevent claws from splitting. The sharp stainless steel blades ensure a clean cut and minimize the risk of injury. The ergonomic handles provide a secure grip and make claw trimming a pleasant experience for you and your dog. Pamper your four-legged friend with professional claw care and ensure healthy and well-groomed claws.
Claw grinder - Gentle filing of dog claws
Our claw grinders offer a gentle and careful way of shortening and smoothing your dog's claws. With their rotating grinding head, they enable precise filing and prevent the claws from being cut off too much. The grinder is quiet and low-vibration, which makes claw care more pleasant for your dog. The speed of the grinder can be adjusted as needed to ensure optimal grooming. Give your dog a comfortable experience and ensure perfectly groomed claws with our claw grinder.
FAQ - Claw care for dogs
FAQ - How often should I trim my dog's nails?
The frequency of claw care depends on your dog's activity. As a rule, nails should be trimmed every 4-6 weeks. However, keep in mind that every dog is individual and that claws wear out at different rates depending on the dog's breed and lifestyle. Watch out for signs of excess length or discomfort when walking and trim the nails accordingly. If you are unsure, ask your vet or a professional groomer for advice.
FAQ - How can I avoid cutting my dog's nails too deeply?
To avoid cutting too deeply into the claws, it is advisable to only trim the tip of the claws. Cut the claws carefully and in small steps to minimize the risk of injury. With dark claws, you can use the light-colored inside, the so-called "claw", as a guide. If you are unsure or have no experience with claw care, ask a vet or a professional groomer to show you how to trim the claws safely.
FAQ - How do I get my dog used to having its claws trimmed?
Getting your dog used to having its nails trimmed requires patience and positive reinforcement. Start slowly and reward your dog during and after trimming.