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 Post subject: Nail protector for dogs to prevent scratching of wood flloor
PostPosted: Sun Aug 08, 2010 8:31 pm 
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In one of the articles on this site..a reference was made to a product that coats or seals the nails of dogs..thus preventing some of the scratching issues. Anyone know where to find this product or what is used?


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 Post subject: Re: Nail protector for dogs to prevent scratching of wood flloor
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No but if you find one let me know. My dogs nails are like bear claws.

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I read about a product called soft paws. I think they are glued on.
They have a website under the soft paws name.


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The product is called soft paws and PetCo does the application. It costs approx $30.00 and lasts a month. Looks like I will just be clipping his nails for now!


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I have also heard of nail grinding that is out there. It claims to last a month and was only $15. From what I understand, they cut them and then grind them in a manner that keeps them off the floor and make them grow in a way that makes it last. I don't know the science behind it, but I'm thinking about trying it.

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I take my dogs once a month for nail grinding, cant beat it. First I tried to grind their nails with a dremel, that was a circus :lol: Than I bought one of those pro nail grinders, still a circus.

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My dogs don't like having anyone touch their feets err paws. I have to have them tranquialized for that. Got a script for those dog tranquilizers. :mrgreen:

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I taught my dog how to build a "dog house" so he could tear up his own home.

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