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Reddit mentions of Pedi Paws Dog Nail Grinder by BulbHead - Professional Style Dog Grooming Using Gentle Filing Wheel for Your Pet's Happy Paws
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We found 8 Reddit mentions of Pedi Paws Dog Nail Grinder by BulbHead - Professional Style Dog Grooming Using Gentle Filing Wheel for Your Pet's Happy Paws. Here are the top ones.
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- Dog Nail Grinder wont cut sensitive nerves like dog grooming accessories such as dog nail clippers
- Unique protective cap contains clipped filings to prevent mess
- Precision emery filing wheel with a soft sound gently removes thin layers of nail
- Pet nail grinder appropriate for dogs and cats of any age or size
- Pedi Paws requires 2 C batteries (sold separately)
Features:
Specs:
| Color | white |
| Height | 11 Inches |
| Length | 5 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 9" length |
| Weight | 0.2314853751 Pounds |
| Width | 2 Inches |
Yeah, the nerve grows with the nails. If there’s room, they’ll grow.
I’m scared to actually cut my dogs’ nails for fear of cutting into the nerve on the nails that aren’t transparent, so I use the PediPaws tool to “file” them down.
You have to be careful not to spend too much time on each at a time so it won’t heat up and burn them though.
After using it for years, I’m very comfortable with it now.
I can’t remember how to put links on mobile. But here’s the link for the PediPaws:
https://www.amazon.com/Pedi-Paws-Nail-Grinder-BulbHead/dp/B001FMHZSC
i use a dremel and a sanding drum. it's the same as one of these:
http://www.amazon.com/PediPaws-3269-6-Pet-Nail-Trimmer/dp/B001FMHZSC
just without a dust cover. you just have to use low speed to keep the friction down so the nails don't heat up. my doxie sill sit still for awhile and then squirm a little. i don't do all 20 at once. i don't think she nor i have the patience to sit still that long and i don't want to make it a traumatic experience for her.
No, they're more or less fine with it.
Here's the Pedi Paws which is just a shitty dremel so far as I know.
Also if you go to a vet's office and you tell them you want your pet's nails blunted they'll use an actual dremel (or at least the vets I've been to). Sometimes if you dog or something has long nails they'll clip them to make them short and then dremel them so they won't be sharp. My bird's they just used a dremel on because the nails are so small.
http://www.amazon.ca/PediPaws-3269-6-Pet-Nail-Trimmer/dp/B001FMHZSC
You should get something like this. Several friends of mine have worked in veterinary care, and have explained to me that since animal claws break very different from ours, trimming them with your nail clippers can cause them to fracture lengthwise, and can be very painful for your pet. Trimmers like PediPaws work more like an emory board/nail file, and the ends are less jagged that way.
Get a Pedipaws they work great.
http://www.amazon.com/PediPaws-3269-6-Pet-Nail-Trimmer/dp/B001FMHZSC
Try this.
https://www.amazon.com/Pedi-Paws-Nail-Grinder-BulbHead/dp/B001FMHZSC