Will this work on a dog's nail that are long and curled over ?I'am tried of paying out money when I can get something and do it myself and put that money on something else so let me know before I buy.
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My daughters dog's nails curl under also. The small end makes it easy to get between the nail and the pad of the foot. I took her to the vet and after he cut her nails I asked what kind of clippers he had and he told me these.
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if you can get the nail into it then yes. If it will not fit under the trimmer I would take to a dog groomer and get it trimmed. this clipper is wonderful, we were paying $10 a month so it has paid for itself. I recommend getting styptic powder in case you go too far in cutting your dogs nails. just something good to have around.
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Yes it's made for acrylic and gel nails. You wouldn't need this for your regular nails, too rough.
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It has a finish on the wood, which is slippery, and gaps that the dog's nails will likely catch in. Between slipping on the thing &/or catching & ripping a nail, still IMHO would not use this. Good luck whatever you decide.
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Probably not. My dogs wouldn't tolerate having something on their nails and chewed them off. All dogs are differentIf your dogs dig alot the caps will Most likely come off as they are just a soft rubber held on with cyanoacrylate (super glue) Hope this helps.
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Karin, No, the groomer cannot clip the nails. The nail caps cover the entire nail and grow out with time. My dog lost them naturally. Be warned though, the dogs nails will get long as they won't wear down like they normally do from walking on pavement or running in the yard.
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Mine works great with plastic collated nails. I don't know if other collation types would work or not.
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The Funganail product I had was for toes only. I didn't try it on fingernails.I know there are other products for that.
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The surface consists of raised "pads" of the soft plastic that the entire mat is made of. I'm careful when I clean it and use a cloth rather than any type of abrasive pad. I would think that your dogs' nails could very likely penetrate that soft surface. Now, it may not completely pierce the mat, but I do believe it would pierce the pads themselves.,
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Since it's just a regular dremel tool there is no special attachment for doing your dog's nails. However, we just used the sanding tool that comes with it and it works great! Hopefully this helps.
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I used it for a month all along the toe nail bed and the nail itself! I followed the directions however, this product made my toenail fungus even worse! GOOD LUCK! Hope it works for you.
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You will not have a problem. We have 2 dogs with very thick nails and they cut them no problem. They are very sharp and easy to use. We are very pleased with them!
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Please don't use this for small birds. Use a course nail file for them. The only bird I MIGHT recommend this for is a macaw... All others can be trained very patiently with a regular/salon type course fingernail file.
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I think it work,but you would want to atattch it. I would suggest using something like liquid nails.
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Sure. It clips the same way for cats or dogs. Just be careful not to take more than just the tip off a cats nails.
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My father uses his to trim his dog's nails. He started doing this when they were young so they could become accustomed to the noise of the dremel. They are large English mastiffs with very thick nails, this makes quick work of them.
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I purchased 'MASH' brand nail glue. This glue works super good!!! Just make sure you use just a little, cause a little goes a long way. Also my nail was breaking, I didn't want to lose my nail, so I decided to place just a dab of 'mash' glue, and it WORKED! I didn't want to have that odd short nail while the other nine where long a pretty :) Hope this works for you.... goodluck