Hmmm Ok TY much I thought you were using the wood working version of Dremel , I have not seen the Pet version here in Ont Canada thanks for answering my questions
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I use the dremel pets version - it comes with the attachment when i bought it. High speed. Just dab it on the nail. Move to the next one, repeat and then when you are done go back to the original nail. Key is you don't stay on one nail, just quickly and don't push the dremel to the nail, just tap it. You'll see that this is an easy task for you. Good Luck.
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Hmmm Ok TY much I thought you were using the wood working version of Dremel , I have not seen the Pet version here in Ont Canada thanks for answering my questions
I don't do Dovie's cause she's too strong for me to hold still .But I have always clipped the others .... its a learning curve .Only hit blood once and bout half are black . Thinking about trying the dremel thing .
Sorry newb question, what is a quick?
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I do zilias hers is white easy to see where to cut and she will just lay there as long as she has her chew toy I have a lot of practice my parents made me cut the dogs we had when I was young
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i cut Lola's nails about twice a month with a normal guillotine cutter, try to get her when she's out of the tub when her nails are a bit softer. Her back toes are black. I usually cut where the new growth is, like a hangover. Then I cut very thin slices until I see more flesh than nail. I think I should cut more, but it's mostly flesh by the time I stop. Then Lola loves to get her nails filed with an emory board.
I taught her how to like it with LOTS of treats. Now if the treats are handy I will give her some throughout, but if not, she still tolerates it. She's 4 yrs old now.
In my case I don't do it myself. I let just go to clinic.
I found some clippers on Amazon.com with a shield on the back side that stops the nail from going too far. Works great.
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