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Properly Clipping Your Dog s Nails


By: Kelly Marshall
Submitted: 2009-04-27 16:06:53 | Word Count: 523


When people think of grooming their dogs, very rarely do they think about clipping the nails of the dog as a part of that. While brushing the coat of the dog can be fun and a wonderful bonding experience, it is extremely important that the nails of the dog are not forgotten about. Many people tend to forget about the nails of the dog simply because they have no desire to try to clip them on their own. Instead, they prefer a professional dog groomer to do it for them. This is generally because of a fear of clipping dog s nails.

But why would anyone be fearful of clipping a dog s nails? The main reason is because there is a vein that runs into the nail of the dog. If the nails are clipped too short, then excessive bleeding could take place. Also, your dog would be in a lot of pain and many people would just rather let the nails grow long then to try and clip them on their own. But when the nails are allowed to grow out of control, many bad things can happen, even if you do not realize it.

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To start with, dogs that live inside nice carpeted homes due not have the chance to run around on hard ground, gravel, or rocks that would naturally file the nails down. In nature, this is how the nails of the dog would be taken care of. Inside a comfortable home, this is not something that is going to take place. When the nails grow out of control, many dogs may find that they have a little trouble walking as their nails are pushing their feet into a position that they would not normally be in when walking.

Also, overly long nails on a dog allow the dog to be subject to snagging their nails on fabric and other things around the house that could cause it pain. In order to make sure that none of these things happen to the dog, it is vital to make sure that the dog s nails are properly clipped at all times. In order to ease any fears that you may have in regards to doing the clipping yourself, just purchase a clipper with a guide. There are many nail clippers for dogs that have a stop, or barrier, on them that will prevent you from over clipping the nails of the dog.

If you are still a little worried about the whole situation, there are powders on the market sold for the purpose of stopping bleeding that comes as a result of over clipping the nails of a dog. This powder would simply be placed on the cut area and it would stop the bleeding right away. By having this type of product on hand you will know that you are not only properly clipping your dogs nails but that you are also prepared for the worst. After a few times clipping the nails on your own you will be so used to it that you will not even remember why you were so worried in the first place.

Author Resource:- This article was written by Kelly Marshall of http://www.ohmydogsupplies.com/dog-supplies/collars/ Oh My Dog Supplies - your source for quality http://www.ohmydogsupplies.com/dog-supplies/dog-leashes/ dog leashes and dog collars.

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