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silverdaler | 11:53 Mon 07th Dec 2009 | Animals & Nature
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no problem doing it when he was a puppy. he is so scared when i try to do it and panics. i dont want to take him to the vet because i hate to see him so scared. is there any possible way to get him to chew his nails down??? all the nails on 3 of his paws he chews but the nails on the 1 paw he just lets grow. any help i shall appreciate :)
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Oh how odd, just literally seen this advert on TV.....lol

http://www.jmldirect.com/Pedi-Paws-PP2520/
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B00 thats amazin. thank you!!
You're very welcome silverdaler. :-)

I've no idea how effective it is but I guess there's no harm trying.

Good luck!
Perhaps he has been hurt at some point? Make sure you don't cut his CLAWS too far back, even with the pedi-paws gadget you could still cut too much off.
Even with the pedipaws (or dremmel, they do the same thing) you need to keep them still which is when you usually have a problem. Get someone else to hold the dog, not gripping too tight, and hold the paw with one hand and cut with the other. Mine all hate having it done even though its done from babies. I walk mine regularly on concrete paths on an airfield and that keeps them fairly short, but occasionall they have to be done, especially the dew claws which can grow round into the leg if you are not careful.
Thanks Boo, I was going to give George a pedicure tomorrow but I think I'll buy the device and see what happens. No problem keeping him still as he just loves being touched.
Dont bother with the Pedi Paws device, it is useless, you would be better hand filing them. If you are willing to spend a bit more money try a Dremel. I dont have to do mine very often as they are walked daily on hard ground, but as Lankeela says you have to keep an eye on the dew claw.
good luck I would be too scared to cut my dog's claws in case I cut them too far back. My dog goes to the same groomer all the time and if his claws need doing in between hair cuts she does them for free..
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even stranger boo, ive just bought one and it just arrived in the post. Havent tried it yet but it probably is a waste of money looking at it. You still have to get the dog very still and my dog just freaks when I go near her feet and her nails are like talons. I tried when she was sleeping but she always wakes up when I go near her. I bought it in desperation,and I'll let you know if it works-I need to get the batteries today.
I had a look at the Pedipaws device yesterday. £25 for a battery operated nail file, I don't think so! I'm going to use a fine rasp again today.
Just to add that I sent it back for a refund as I could not get anywhere near my dog with it.You have to position the nails into the large hole so its just as hard as clippers if you have a freaked out dog like mine!!!

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