FAQ

HOW LONG SHOULD MY DOGS NAILS BE?

If you start hearing your pup’s claws tapping on the floor every time they take a step, then that’s usually the main sign that it’s time to give those nails a trim. 

HOW QUICKLY DO DOGS NAILS GROW?

Most dogs need nail trims every one or two months, though some may require cutting every two weeks depending on the breed.

HOW FAR DO I CUT MY DOGS NAILS?

Your dogs nails should just be off the ground when standing up.

HOW LONG DOES SHIPPING TAKE?

We work directly with manufacturers to offer you the absolute lowest price on the best products you wont find anywhere else. Due to this, expect shipping time to be around 2-3 weeks

WHAT ARE THE NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF LONG NAILS ON DOGS?

It’s easy to want to put off grinding your dog’s nails, as it doesn’t seem like a very serious or important part of grooming. However, the fact is that there are a number of unwanted consequences that could arise out of a dog’s nails being kept long and not being cut frequently enough.

The more obvious negative effect is that the feet and paws of your dog could wind up in a lot of pain. When long nails hit the ground as a dog walks or runs, the nails are pushed upwards, digging into the nail bed, forcing the twisting of the affected toes or simply exerting undue pressure on the joints of the toes.

This pain may start out as quite minor, but it can lead to extremely sore toes and cause your dog to dislike being touched on the paw in any way due to how painful it is. This will make it even harder for you to trim your dog’s nails in the future, and it can even cause toes to become arthritic.

The lesser known but even more negative consequence of allowing a dog’s nails to grow too long is that it can permanently ruin a dog’s posture and skeletal structure, causing pain, reduced mobility, and other potential related issues.