How to stop a dog's toenail from bleeding?

Next cup your hand and pour some styptic powder or cornstarch (with or without baking soda) into the palm. Gently dip the dog's bleeding nail into the powder, repeating if the bleeding doesn't come to an immediate stop. Don't wipe away the blood before dipping because it will aid coagulation. read more

You will be able to quickly stop the bleeding, relieve the pain, save your carpets from stains and greatly lessen the chance of a nail infection. The easiest and most effective way to stop dog nail bleeding is with styptic powder or a styptic pencil, which can be purchased at most major pet stores and pharmacies. read more

Dog toenails are prone to bleeding profusely if cut at the quick, which is the soft tissue in your dog's toenail. Though this is painful, bleeding will often stop on its own if left for a few minutes. read more

IF THE BLEEDING WON’T STOP. Some nails that won’t stop bleeding will require a visit to your vet and make sure that you’re checking the nail for the next few weeks for signs of infection. It’s technically an open wound that is constantly coming in direct contact with the dirty ground. read more