How to cut your dog's nails at home

Many parents who have dogs don't know how to cut their nails. Every time their nails grow, they will take them to the pet store to cut their nails. Some even let them go, but this practice is very wrong. Dogs living in the wild can rely on the friction of the cement floor to wear their nails short, but dogs living in high-rise buildings in the city do not have this condition. There are smooth floors and floor tiles in their homes. Dogs with long nails will do serious harm to themselves, so it is very important to take the initiative to cut their nails.

Effects of long nails in dogs

1. Dogs' toenails grow so fast that if they are not trimmed regularly, they will split or bend into the flesh, causing inflammation and inflammation of the toes, leading to local injuries and infections in dogs.

2. If the nails are too long, the dog will easily hurt others in the process of playing and interacting with us or others, and the dog itself may also be injured.

Be diligent in cutting your dog's nails. If you seldom go out for a walk, you should cut them once every two weeks or so! Because there are blood lines in the dog's nails, the blood lines will grow longer and longer as the nails grow, so if you want to cut a little shorter, you will definitely cut the blood lines, but if you hurt the dog, it will not be so easy to cut his nails next time.

It's time for the dog to cut his nails.

Every time the pig cuts his nails, he is not very willing, but he is still very good and will not struggle violently.

Every time I cut my nails, I shave my feet. If my hair is too long, it's easy to slip when I run and jump at home. And if my feet are short, I can see more clearly when I cut my nails.

Some parents feel that cutting nails is too troublesome, so they simply take the broken blood line. To cut the blood line is to cut the dog's toenails short to the root of the meat claw, and cut the blood vessels and nerves short. But as far as I am concerned, I think it is too cruel. I would rather cut the pig's nails more diligently than take her to do the blood line.

Personal opinion, for reference only ~