The EveryYay Lookin' Spiffy Small Animal Nail Clippers make the cut for your small animal. We know how important it is to clip their nails regularly so they can comfortably play, hop and be their furry best selves. That's why we designed these nail clippers with stainless steel blades and rounded tips for a safe, quick and exact trim.
SKU | 3344087 |
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Primary Brand | EveryYay |
Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
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can i use dog nail clippers to cut my guinea pigs nails there over grown
Have a spunky new rescue chihuahua mix and she is skittish. So much so she will resist any efforts to trim her nails. We have 4 dogs so I have trimmed nails hundreds of times--but with Ricki Ricardo, no luck. I sit on the floor and flip them over and cradle them between my legs. My wife distracts them with peanut butter on a spoon. Besides going to a groomer or vet, any ideas? I thought maybe a groomer table might help. Are there premium nail cutters of higher quality than store bought?
Would my local pet store (PetSmart) be able to clip my guinea pigs nails? I know that they have grooming services for cats and dogs. I am worried that if I try myself, I will injure them.
Can I clip my rabbit's nails myself?
I am looking for a place that will clip my dogs nails, they're very long and there fully black. He does not like getting them clipped but he is not aggressive in the slightest but I'm trying to find a place to get them clipped at instead of going to a vet office and also when the next vet clinic is at one of the nearest pet store probably get him microchipped as well but I didn't Kno if any place would do just nail clippings. My dog is about 5 years old and a very sweet boy!
My cat’s nails need to be trimmed and I can’t do that. Is PETCO available to do nails for cats AND dogs too?
Hi, I've had my guinea pigs for a few months now, and have read that I should be clipping their nails. I bought a nail clipper, but the guinea pigs won't let me get anywhere close with it. How do I go about trimming? Thank you!
Do you guys clip parakeet wings and nails? If so, how much does it coast?
I have been reading your tip on how to get your dog to have their claws cut without any problems. Part of the advice is to let your dog get used to the buzzing of the clippers on the dogs paw. I've never seen any clippers that buzz when cutting the claws as the only ones that buzz are for cutting the fur. As far as I know the nail cutting is done with something like scissors that has a part you can use to make sure you don't cut them too close to the quick of the claws.
How can you tell when a dog needs their nails cut?
My JRT Kiki's nails need constant clipping. They grow like wildfire which means regular visits to the groomers (i am too afraid). She has black nails which makes life harder. Groomer suggested i take her to vet to get them clipped and vet can then cauterize them if they bleed? Any suggestions welcome?
Our schnauzer has bad nails that seem to splinter break and twist off. We've been to the vet over a half a dozen times in the last 12 months. Our last visit due to a bad back nail the vet conceded that the last trim two weeks prior the nails were not properly trimmed and promised he had trimmed the nails himself. The back nail is no longer an issue however a front nail seems much too long to us and the dog is licking his paw and at the top of that nail specifically. Help what should we do!