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Cats and dogs need grooming as much as humans, which includes not only getting baths but also getting their nails trimmed. And while it may freak out some pets, it's crucial to do it either at home or ...

Veterinarians, vet techs, and groomers all have plenty of tales of nail trimming when they sit around and chat after work. Some dogs do just fine, others are nervous and can be calmed, and yet others ...

These claws are far too long and definitely need trimming. However, many dogs are afraid of having their claws cut. Photo: Getty Images Many dog owners fear nail trimming more than their four-legged ...

It’s official, America loves dogs. In 2017, Americans owned 89.7 million dogs. And we’re willing to spend big bucks on our furry friends as well. In 2016, it was projected Americans would spend $62.75 ...

Cutting your dog’s nails is one of the trickiest parts of the grooming process. Their nail beds have what is called a “quick”—tissue that grows within the nail and connects to nerves and blood vessels ...

Many dog owners fear nail trimming more than their four-legged friends do. Others underestimate how quickly things can go wrong. Nails that are too long can cause pain, and nails cut too short can ...

Owners should make trimming their dog’s nails part of their regular grooming process. Clipped nails are a sign of cleanliness and good dog hygiene. Getting your dog to sit still long enough for you to ...

There are a few reasons why you need to trim your dog's nails every couple of weeks. "Long nails will affect the shape and conformation of the toes and feet, which can, in turn, affect a dog's legs ...