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    Baxter & Bella Nail Clippers for Dogs
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Dog Nail Clippers FAQs


How often should I clip or grind my dog's nails?


The frequency of nail clipping or nail grinding depends on your dog's activity level, age, and nail growth rate. It's recommended to clip your dog's nails every 4-6 weeks, but some dogs may need it more frequently.


Can I use human nail clippers on my dog?


No, using human nail clippers on your dog is not recommended. Human nail clippers are not designed to cut through the thicker and harder nails of dogs and can cause pain or injury.


What are the different types of nail clippers for dogs?


The three most common types of nail clippers for dogs are guillotine clippers, scissor clippers, and grinder tools. Each has its own advantages and disadvantages, and the choice depends on your dog's size, nail thickness, and personal preference.


How do I choose the right size nail clipper for my dog?


Choosing the right size nail clipper for your dog is important to ensure safe and effective clipping. The size of the clipper should be based on the size of your dog and the thickness of their nails. A small clipper is suitable for small breeds, while a larger clipper is needed for larger breeds.


How do I safely clip my dog's nails?


Start by calming your dog and ensuring they are comfortable. Use proper lighting to clearly see the quick, which is the pink part of the nail that contains blood vessels and nerves. Avoid cutting into the quick, as it can cause bleeding and pain. If you accidentally cut the quick, apply styptic powder to stop the bleeding.


How do I maintain my dog's nails between clippings?


Regularly inspecting and filing your dog's nails can help maintain their length and prevent overgrowth. Using a nail file or grinder tool can be a gentle and effective way to smooth down any sharp edges between clippings.



Shop Dog Nail Clippers & Grinders in Canada


If you can hear your dog's nails tippy tapping across the floor, it might be time for a trim. Shop our full selection of dog nail clippers, nail scissors, and nail grinders to give your dog the puppy pedicure they need to keep their paws healthy and looking good. Learning to trim your dog's nails at home can cut down on your dog's monthly grooming costs and can be a less stressful experience for a nervous or shy dog. Shop top brands like Furminator and Miller's Forge dog nail clippers in Canada.



From the park to the couch, our pups spend a ton of time on their feet. Whether your dog is an A-list commercial paw model or just a good ol’ yard runner, maintaining the health of your furry friend’s nails is vital. That’s where nail clippers come to the rescue.


Our pets' paws take a beating day in and day out. So naturally, they benefit from a good paw-dicure every now and again. Home Alive Pets provides products from some great brands in high-quality dog nail management. Shop reliable brands like Baxter and Bella, Furminator, and Le Salon.


A routine nail trim with quality dog nail clippers is highly recommended. You should always consult with your vet for proper nail care and learn how to safely and correctly trim your dog’s nails from home safely and correctly.


Basic dog nail clippers are perfect for easy maintenance and are recommended for beginners. Choose scissor-style clippers that are sized for your dog's nails.

Nail clippers for big dogs need to be larger and more durable to cut through the thick nail smoothly. For trimming the nails of little dogs, you may want to try a pair of dog nail scissors. They will be less bulky and allow you to practice cutting off the tip of the nail to help your tiny dog not fear the clippers.


You might prefer guillotine-style nail clippes for dogs. This style surrounds the nail, giving them a more even cut, but they are more challenging to use, so skip this style of dog nail clippers if you are just learning to trim your dog's nails. It's too easy to cut too short and hurt your dog.


If you are wondering what kind of dog nail clippers a groomer would use? Professional dog grooming clippers are very sharp and very sturdy. These can be helpful when trimming older dog nails that are hard and brittle.


Another great tool for keeping your dog's nails trimmed and dull is a dog nail grinder. These tools can be used instead of clippers for small trims, but dog nail grinders work best to help clean up the sharp edges of the nail after trimming them. The sound can be a little scary at first, but a nail grinder for dogs is often safer and easier to use than traditional dog nail clippers.


Remember, a dog’s nails are just as important as our own. They are strong but delicate and need to be taken care of on a regular basis. Choose from a wide variety of pet accessories,dog food, dog toys, dog treats and chews, and much more at Homes Alive Pets.