Is it good for nail protection? I have a 110 lb dog and his nails scratching my leather is my biggest worry. Will this work for his giant nails? :)
1079949
Will definitely keep from your dogs nails scratching through to the leather
1079950
The material that the protector is made of is pretty thick and scratch resistant.
1079951
I haven't had any issues with dog's nails scraping my leather interior with any of the hammocks I have purchased. You just need to be careful of hard/fast braking. Overall the PetEgo hammock had the best construction of any of the hammocks I purchased so I think you will be safe. It was just too short (back seat to front seat, width is fine) for my Ford Escape.
1079952
Yes. we have leather in our truck as well and two goldens one 90lbs and one 80lbs and haven't had in scratches show up. Hope this helps! :)
1079953
I have two dogs 41lbs and 36lbs with sharp nails and this does not have any wear on the hammock. I have washed it in cold water and air dried it and it is like new. This hammock is durable as heck we love it. You only have to worry if a dog chews it up. My dogs are in it everyday and there nails have done nothing to it. Get it you will love it I researched many hammocks until I saw this and it is strong and will last long.....
1412651
I don't know. I have a small dog with translucent nails. I would suggest a combination coarse/smooth file for your dog's nails.
2226795
Sorry, I gave this as a "stocking stuffer" to my daughter who trims her dogs' nails. No idea. Isn't there manufacturer's contact info on the label? If not, you could do a computer search for them and get the customer services number or contact info.
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I think this board would be okay for a dog, but it does scratch easily if your dog has sharp nails. A friend of mine has an almost identical board that her 60+ lb dog rides with her and it is scratched up quite a bit.
969689
Yes - great. Use the long pen-like attachment for my little ankle-biters. Just a note - use only for 2-4 seconds per nail! It gets VERY HOT and the quick reacts badly to the heat. Overall, it's easy, quieter and with time, the dogs are less freaky.
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Depends on where you are talking about. If your dog has longer foot hair then I would suggest using a baby sock by cutting a small hole in the tip to get the nail through. I have a Bichon Frise so his tail has gotten caught before so I totally understand where you are coming from. My best advice in to make sure they don't stick their face down by it when you are dremmeling & when you are on the back feet make sure your tail is put up with a hair clip of some kind.
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My dogs are the same way. I don't think this item is very loud - it was recommended to me by the breeder who uses it on all her dogs. When you do it, though, don't exceed 3 seconds for each nail. Also, you want to follow the nail, not go against it because that will push the nail into their paws and that can hurt. By the way - another wonderful use for the Dremel is a pedicure - it grinds away the callouses on your feet just beautifully!
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Having had an 87 lb. Golden Retriever, I never really noticed any scratch marks. I think it would depend on the kind of dog you have and its nail structure. My experience is that you are more apt to notice wear in areas that are frequently used, like in front of the kitchen sink, etc. These are easy to touch up as the oil blends in with surrounding areas.
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Boy, that's a good question...it is tough stuff. I use it in my shop and have dropped any number of heavy tools and part on it without damage. I have also spilled any number of solvents, lubricants and cleaners on it without damage. But dog nails? I just don't know.
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My dog is an 11 lb pomeranian and his feet are tiny so yep it works for little dogs. The best part is that it has a nail guard/guide to help you on the size with the dogs nail. I hope this helps!
484996
If it stays on your nails it didnt last on my nails two days.before it begin to peel ....it also burnt my nails ...check into some of the items that are in this product before u use it
340555
My lab is 63 pounds and it cuts his nails. Can't say about the size of your dog though.
2148111
Probably would feel good and protect the toe. I've only used this product to protect my dog's paws from ice, snow. , and ice melting salt. It works great for that purpose. It's a great protectorant so it just might help your puppy. Heck, it's worth a try .
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Im sorry..i cant answer your question..i have a rabbit!But the windows are mesh..so i would assume if a dog got a toe nail caught in the netting ..he could rip it...but i do like the zipper floor ! It does keep a pet from escaping out the bottom! So other models have small velcro tabs that hold their bottoms on..this brand is more secure.Im sure this would be ok For your pup...other people reccommend these soft sided pens for their pets.. i use this for my house bunny when i leave him at my bunny sitter.
2148109
Its not for healing broken nails, I use triple antibioticPlus pain relief, mushers helps protect paws not treat them!
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If the dog is really strong and sharp nails, They might be able to rip thru the screen sides. It seems pretty tough for small dogs. My adult yorkie(10 lbs) didn't like it at first & tried to scratch his way out but could not damage the screen sides.
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If they tested it on animals they would have softer, moister skin. I must admit that I have "tested" it on my dog. He can't resist "paw?" and I have done that while using it myself. He didn't have a negative reaction, no indication of pain or even displeasure. His pads don't scratch me like they have in the past and he must find it delicious! I have to put socks on to keep him from licking it off of my paws!