How to use these pet nail clippers
Grab the paws
Holding Nail between your thumb and fingers. You want to apply a bit of pressure to make sure the paw doesn’t move, but you don’t want to squeeze too hard because this could cause discomfort.
Cut nails
Most cats will try to free themselves using their hind legs, so you should start by clipping those back paws first to prevent nasty scratches. Some cats let their owners trim their nails as they nap on their laps. This is why you might want to consider keeping a pair of clippers close by when you cuddle with your kitty.
After Cutting
Don’t forget to trim your cat’s dew claws! Located at the front of each leg and just below the wrists, these little claws look like a cat’s thumb. Since these thumb-like claws don’t tend to get used that often, the nails overgrow and can cause your cat pain. Check them out at least once a month to make sure they’re trim.
Product Features
These pet claw clippers are designed with safety and comfortability in mind.
Clipping pet nails prevents damage to furniture and also helps cats from snagging and getting stuck.
The clippers are made with highest quality stainless steal and veterinarian grade sharpness and accuracy to assure the safety of your pet.
The handle is made to ensure comfortability and control whether the user is right or left handed and coated with rubber grips to prevent any slipping or movement.
Additional Detail
- Package Dimensions: 6.5 x 3.43 x 0.47 inches
- Weight: 0.64 ounces