How often to clip dog nails?

Also, listen when your dog walks across the floor. If you can hear the click, click, click of their nails, then it is time to trim. Also, if you''re not completely comfortable completing this task, then it''s probably best to leave the nail trimming to a professional groomer. read more

How to clip your dog's nails (aka "Peanut Butter Plate") from Maggie Marton on Vimeo. How to Give Your Dog More Traction. Regardless of the length of your dog's nails, some dogs just have a harder time getting traction on certain surfaces, like tile, linoleum, and hardwood. This is especially true for a dog with arthritis. read more

• Most people said their dogs made it difficult. Whether their dogs were scared or simply uncooperative, it was hard to safely trim their nails while struggling to restrain them. read more

The answer is going to be different for every dog. What you should do is check the nails weekly to be sure they aren’ t getting too long. Also, listen when your dog walks across the floor. If you can hear the click, click, click of their nails, then it is time to trim. read more