• Green, Black, 1ea
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SPECTRUM BRANDS PET LLC

FURminator Dog Nail Clipper

SKU: PT0172401351

Green, Black, 1ea

$9.27 USD
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The FURminator Nail Clipper a professional quality tool that makes nail trimming a snap. This nail clipper features super sharp stainless steel cutting edges to ensure a clean cut without crushing the nail, a handy nail guide that allows you to select a safe cutting depth, an ergonomic handle that is secure and comfortable in your hand, and an anti-microbial plastic to help keep germs and bacteria at a minimum. Keep your dogs comfortable and healthy with regular nail trimmings every 3 to 4 weeks.

Dimension

  • Product Gross Weight: 0.3800 lb
  • Product Net Weight: 0.3800 lb
  • Product Height: 1.75 in
  • Product Length: 7.25 in
  • Product Width: 4.75 in

Instruction

  • Use Instructions: Please read all instructions carefully before you begin. Use this Pet Nail Grinder only as directed.1. Monitor your pet’s nails, and care for when appropriate to avoid overgrowth2. Pet’s nails should not touch the ­floor when standing. Regular maintenance is important for the health and comfort of your pet.3. Slowly introduce the grinder to your pet. When they are comfortable with the tool and the sound, you should begin working on the nails.4. Before starting, note where the dead nail ends and where the live part – the quick- starts. Hold the paw firmly while gently pressing the base of each nail with your thumb.5. Gently grind down the nail going slowly to keep your pet comfortable. Be sure to stop grinding before reaching the quick to avoid bleeding. Short passes of the grinder are recommended to avoid over-heating of the nail, which could cause discomfort.For best results, use a FURminator deShedding Tool after brushing and combing to remove loose hair and undercoat. To complete the grooming process, FURminator produces a complete line of deShedding shampoos and waterless products.

Safety

  • Safety Warnings: This product can expose you to chemicals including styrene, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer