Groom Dog Claw Clipper Small - small claw clipper scissors for dogs.

Shape of "CC" blades:
Provides excellent quick and precise claw cutting. The sharp edge prevents splitting of the claw.

Don't stress your pet - how to trim claws by yourself?
First of all, it's best to teach this activity to your pet from a young age. An older cat or dog may have some objections and may be reluctant to the idea of having some strange tool around their paws.
Nevertheless, any household member can handle this task on their own. Here are some simple rules for hassle-free claw trimming:

1. Teach claw trimming from a young age
2. Always give a reward - a treat after trimming. It is important that one selected type of treat (e.g., pâté) is reserved only as a reward after claw trimming. Don't give this treat (pâté) on other occasions! For "standard" spoiling of your pet, choose another treat (e.g., sausage)
3. If the cat or dog starts to struggle a lot, let them go. Reward them for their effort with a smaller amount of treat. Try again shortly. Each time - even if you only manage to trim one claw, reward them.
4. You can try wrapping the cat/dog in a towel or blanket while trimming their claws
5. You can grab the skin on the back of your pet's neck. This will activate their "mom is holding me - do nothing" mode
6. Ask someone for help. One person can hold the pet while the other trims. You can do it alone as well. Sit the pet on your lap, facing away from you.
7. Distract them. Let them sniff the treat that you will give them afterward. After each claw, hold the treat under their nose.

Remember that no online guide or seller's boasting can replace a veterinarian! If your cat or dog has special problems with claw trimming, it may indicate that something is wrong. (e.g., a broken toe, torn claw) Always consult a specialist if you notice inappropriate behavior in your pet!

Intended for small and medium breeds.

Dimensions: 12cm