Small Animal Mini Nail Clippers

Your pet's nails grow continuously but are worn down when exercising outdoors.  If the nails become too long, walking will become uncomfortable leading to the feet becoming flat or turning inwards.

Regular inspecting and trimming are important parts of your pets' welfare.  It is important that your pet is calm.  If nervous, your pet could make you clip inaccurately.

When trimming, ensure that the quick (the small blood vessel) is visible. In pets, with clear nails, it is easy to see but less so with darker nails.  If cut, this will cause pain and bleeding. 

When unsure, consult a professional groomer or cut the nail with smaller cuts.

In cases where nails have grown very long, trim a small part off, within approximately one week and trim again.  Repeat this sequence until the nails have reached the correct length.

Hold your pet's foot firmly but with care and make sure the nails are fully protruding.  Cut the nail tip with one stroke.  If the pet has dewclaws, ensure that they are trimmed too.  

Trim on a 3-4 week basis 

• Small dogs
• Cats
• Birds
• Hamster
• Gerbils
• Rabbits
• Guinea pigs
• Other small animals.