Do you think this will work for my Italian Mastiffs pinky nail? he has a small rip in that nail that I believe is exposing the nerve
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It might work. If he is licking the nail, though, he might just chew it off. It takes a bit of glue. I also cut them down a bit so my dog' s fur does not get caught in the glue. It might be worth a try if you need some protection for that nail...Hope this helps a bit.
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I don't know anything about big dogs. But I will say this, I had to take the guard off to use it on my little dog. Its the only way to get to the nail properly. If you let the nail get too long you still have to clip first.
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I think a smaller dog might be ok, but anything medium sized or larger will definitely be able to puncture it with its nails.
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I have not had any problems using this product on my dog. I just took a couple of days and let him get used to the noise etc. before trying to trim his nails. I suggest you do the same with a cat. Just let the trimmer slowly be smelled and examined by the pet and then let them hear the noise it makes before ever trying to trim the nails.
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I don't know if it will, I am not familiar with the training methods. However ,I did get great results using it on my Mastiff mix . I have an older lab/pit mix and my younger mastiff can be quite aggressive with him. After a couple hits of the dog repeller followed by a stern " no" , she is leaving him alone. I would definitely give it a try, I was sceptical about purchasing it, but now I'm glad I did. I also use it on my very aggressive rescue cat. She's worse than a pitbull when she gets ticked off. The last time she tried to attack me, I hit the repeller and she backed off.
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If the nails are long enough. I found them difficult to use, but I was trying to use them to help my dog that drags her toenails. I glued her toes together and while the glue says it's pet friendly, it irritated her skin which turned raw. I felt awful!
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Hello, I very much like this pen, but my pups do get their nails caught in the mesh of the door, I clipped the nails and it solved the problem for the most part.
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Yes I'm sure it will, it has several different size holes for different size nails, works very well for my English bulldog
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I'm not sure what the Pawz are made from, but I believe some other reviews mention them tearing, so you might want to look at that. Plus, you need to consider how long your dog's nails are--will they either push through the Pawz, be felt through the Pawz, or will it be uncomfortable for your dog? I really can't answer these questions but you might find some answers in other reviews, or buy a set and experiment. Hope all goes well for you at Day Care!
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Yes it should work. You can barley touch it and it will shock your hand. It also has a low setting that should be perfect for a small dog
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I have not complaints and it fits my needs. My dogs do not exceed 30 pounds. The whole that the nail fits into is large enough for a dog of your size and I think it would work fine. However - if you wanted something more sturdy given that you have a bigger dog you may prefer the large. I have no issue with it from a sturdy standpoint with my smaller dogs.
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It might. I can hardly see how little ferret claws could be any sharper than my cats' claws. I think it would depend on how determined your little friend is. It's probably worth a try.
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I've used them on my collies, my cats (tiny nails), and my son's bulldogs (very thick nails) and it was fine on all. It was more about my skill than the nail size.
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I would not recommend this product for cutting your dogs large claws. Its very difficult to cut cats thin claws with let alone a dogs!! I would suggest you use proper dogs nail cutters. You may wish to ask your vet for the best ones to use or you could ask your vet to cut them for you.
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The surface consists of raised "pads" of the soft plastic that the entire mat is made of. I'm careful when I clean it and use a cloth rather than any type of abrasive pad. I would think that your dogs' nails could very likely penetrate that soft surface. Now, it may not completely pierce the mat, but I do believe it would pierce the pads themselves. ,
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I have a Labradoodle and I used it on him. However, I was scared to use it around face, groin, and ears. I believe it could do damage for sure if you are not very careful in those areas. That being said I used it along most of the other body and it slices through matted hair like a hot knife through butter!
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I have a Lab and a Poodle. I bought two sizes. They work well on both of my pets. My poodle has black nails and the labs is more of a transparent nail. I clip the ends in one good strong clip, then I use a dremel to grind them down shorter and smooth them out. I can only attest for what I've actually used them on. I hope this helps.