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The key to easy nail trimming is to trim small amounts of your pet's nails weekly. The very end of the nail is the only part that doesn't have a blood supply or feeling. So trimming small amounts of your pet's nail at a time will avoid discomfort.

Dog's nails are continually growing and if not worn off need to be trimmed. Too long a nail forces the foot to rotate backwards, contributing to several structural damages such as flat or turned outward feet.

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Instructions:

Hold your pet's foot firmly but gently and make sure he is calm before starting. Hold the Guillotine Nail Trimmer so that the cutting blade is on top.

Slip you dog's nail upward through the hole and trim just the tip, making sure you trim only about 1/8" of nail. Trimming too much will cause your pet pain and bleeding.

If your pet has light colored nails you will see the quick and will be able to avoid cutting it. If your pet has dark nails and the quick is not visible, seek the advice of your veterinarian or professional groomer.