PediPaws - Gentle Nail Trimming

If you've never tried to give a cat a pedicure, you can not appreciate this little instrument fully. Grateful doesn't begin to describe how I feel for the job it does. Scruffita sends her thanks, too!! Votes: +0

Nothing makes you feel any worse than hurting your sweet pup when clipping his nails. Since I got PediPaws, I swear that will never happen again!!! Votes: +0

I've found no better way to groom my collie's nails, and have been using PediPaws since he was a pup. A good product -- we're very happy with it! Votes: +0

I just brought home,"PediPaws", two out of my three large dog's accepted it immediately and really figure there getting something special done! (Too Cute) My real story, a bit long, but I hope will be read is about dog #3. He's a very large black lab(tall and about 115-120lbs) a big boy. He's approximately 10-11 years of age and has been with me since he was 6mos. old. He's very sweet and has tons of character and thinks he's a lap dog. Over the years he has had several terrible accidents involving his toenails.It's strange to me, as I have other dogs in the same house that have never had a single injury to their nails. He just seems to be prone to it. Suffice to say as a result of these injuries, he would never let you touch his feet let alone clip his nails! He really became very anxious and aggressive about anything that came near his nails!! Enough that at one point I called the vet to have him put under anasthesia so we could clip his very overgrown nails. Before I made the appointment I was discussing it with some friends because it seemed so extreme, risky and expensive. The dog must have heard me! Without a word of a lie....that evening he chewed off all of his own nails!!! Some he actually damaged from licking and chewing too much. I was kind of stunned by the whole thing. Needless to say his paws were then a bit tender because he had worked several of them down to the quicks and they were now exposed. So with some rest and TLC he came through it no worse for wear. Ever since then I just touch a nail that's getting long and he chews it off. However of course he usually exposes the quick! At one point not too long ago, he actually ripped out and destroyed the entire end of the quick of one of his back nails.(It took 7hrs to stop the bleeding! He has no nail there now, but is doing great)He's very dear to me and I was completely beside myself. Here's the very cool part!!! I just used my new PediPaws on him this past 2 days.... I've been able to do 6 different nails on all 4 paws!!!!!!! 2 being front dewclaws that are a bit more difficult! I'm blown away! He still gets nervous a little but he hasn't tried to get away and he isn't aggresive even as I hold his paws! This is a really big deal for him and for me!!! He only has a few long nails because he still chews them! I'm hoping with PediPaws he will eventually stop that so that his quicks aren't exposed anymore! I know this was long, but I really want anyone who takes the time to read it see's that I believe PediPaws is an Amazing product. I talk to a lot of pet owners and will be telling all I can. My dogs and I especially the big lab are so Thankful! Funfiling everyone. Votes: +0

I would never have my cat declawed because I believe it to be a cruel practice, but it's necessary for me to trim his claws to keep our furniture scratch free. I used to use regular toe-nail clippers until I discovered Pedi Paws. What a difference! It's so easy to use and the cat doesn't put up much of fight. Votes: +0

Who knew that my dog Champ would get in to pedicures? I'm jealous! If only he could give me one too! Votes: +1