WHAT YOUR DOG WISHED YOU KNEW "
Are your dog's nails at a short comfortable length? Long nails cause pain & discomfort and can lead to serious health issues.
If your dog's nails are clicking on the floor, it is definitely time for a nail trim!
Do you struggle getting your dog's nails trimmed? Tired of wrestling with your dog to trim his or her nails? Afraid of hurting your pet doing it yourself? No you don't have to...
Pawdicure Pals LLC prides itself on offering a safe environment for your pet. In order to keep a stress free, safe environment for your best friend, we are by appointment only and each pet is given a specific time based between 2-7. Because each pet is an individual and requires a different amount of time to be done in a timely manner, prices will vary. A price range can be given prior to your first spa based on the services. WHAT YOUR DOG WISHED YOU KNEW
"It hurts to walk when my nails are too long."
- your loving pet
Are your dog's nails at a short comfortable length? Long nails cause pain & discomfort and can lead to serious health issues.
If your dog's nails are clicking on the floor, it is definitely time for a nail trim!
Do you struggle to get your dog's nails trimmed? Tired of wrestling with your dog to trim his or her nails? Afraid of hurting your pet doing it yourself? No, you don't have to...
Convenient In-Home Nail Care
Reduces Stress & Anxiety
Smooth & Rounded Nails
Safe & Painless
Did you know that if a dog's nails are not trimmed back to the "Quick", that over time the quick and the nails will eventually grow out and become longer? If a dog's nails at not being "Dremeled", it is most likely that they are not being trimmed back far enough.
NO JUDGEMENT ZONE !!
Nail trimming is one of the most important, yet overlooked grooming services. If your dog's nails are too long, I won't judge you or lecture you, but please don't wait any longer! I know the nail trimming process can be very difficult, and I am here to help. Please schedule an appointment, and let's get those nails back to a healthy comfortable length.
WHY DO MY DOG'S NAILS NEED TO BE TRIMMED REGULARLY?
When a dog's nails become too long they will find it difficult to place their full body weight on their feet. As a result, these dogs develop sore feet, legs and hips and overall discomfort. Just to walk can then be a painful experience for them. Untrimmed nails can also split resulting in a great deal of pain, bleeding, and a trip to the veterinarian's office. In severe cases, a dog's nails can curl under and grow into the pad of the dog's paw causing a very serious and painful infection.
HOW OFTEN SHOULD I HAVE MY DOG'S NAILS TRIMMED?
Veterinarians recommend having nails trimmed at least every 4 weeks, but it depends on each individual dog, and how quickly their nails grow and/or become naturally ground down. Dogs that wear down their nails by walking on pavement or cement, may only require nail trimming every 6 to 8 weeks. Also keep in mind that once your dog becomes a senior or less active for any reason, they may no longer be wearing down their nails like they used to, and will need to begin regular nail maintenance.
HOW DO I KNOW WHEN MY DOG'S NAILS NEED TO BE TRIMMED?
When your dog's nails are beginning to curve is one indication that your dog's nails need a trim. And if you hear a clicking or tapping sound as your dog walks across a bare floor it's definitely time for a nail trimming. But it is best not to wait that long - once a month is usually a good rule of thumb.
If your dog's nails are very long then it could take several nails trims to get them back to a healthy length again, but with regular maintenance and proper trimming and grinding techniques, I can help you get your dog back on healthy paws again