Artero Nature Collection Mini Clipper
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-It is made with top quality materials. The stainless steel in the scissors provides great durability, it also has organic bamboo in the handle for greater ergonomics.
-It measures approximately 7 x 11 cm.
-Handle with thimbles and fingernail rests for greater control when cutting nails.
-It has a shape similar to a pair of scissors, with 1 cm curved blades for cutting small nails.
-It is handmade.
-With a recyclable cardboard packaging.
How to use:
-Step 1: Isolate the dog's or cat's nail by pushing the hair aside. For dogs with light nails, identify the nerve and blood vessels in the dog's nail. This is not visible in dogs with black nails, so care should be taken when cutting, so a small amount of material should be removed each time.
-Step 2: Cut only the tip of the nail in a straight line. Then release the dog's limb and give it a treat. If the plate is still too long, make another small cut and then give another treat.
-Step 3: Continue trimming the nails in an orderly and careful manner, so as not to hurt the dog or cat. It is best to go slowly during the process, especially when cutting them for the first time.
-Step 4: Do not forget to trim the thumbnail usually found on the front paws. It may also be present on the hind legs of some dogs. It does not touch the ground, so it is likely to be longer and thicker than the rest.
-It measures approximately 7 x 11 cm.
-Handle with thimbles and fingernail rests for greater control when cutting nails.
-It has a shape similar to a pair of scissors, with 1 cm curved blades for cutting small nails.
-It is handmade.
-With a recyclable cardboard packaging.
How to use:
-Step 1: Isolate the dog's or cat's nail by pushing the hair aside. For dogs with light nails, identify the nerve and blood vessels in the dog's nail. This is not visible in dogs with black nails, so care should be taken when cutting, so a small amount of material should be removed each time.
-Step 2: Cut only the tip of the nail in a straight line. Then release the dog's limb and give it a treat. If the plate is still too long, make another small cut and then give another treat.
-Step 3: Continue trimming the nails in an orderly and careful manner, so as not to hurt the dog or cat. It is best to go slowly during the process, especially when cutting them for the first time.
-Step 4: Do not forget to trim the thumbnail usually found on the front paws. It may also be present on the hind legs of some dogs. It does not touch the ground, so it is likely to be longer and thicker than the rest.