Are they good to protect a pool liner from our dogs nails?
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My PitBull wore his outdoors in ice and snow for a couple days before he had a nail go through. I would say they would work in a pool but check them each time when you put them on your four legged friend.
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I think so but you would be using a fair amount to make sure. Its basically a soft wax that coats the area, protecting the pups from general debris. Depending on how much (how severely) your pup is walking on her ankles, you may want to consider something additional like dog boots.
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The nails are encased in a plastic cover that helps alleviate scratches. The plastic is hard but not as sharp as the real nail would be. I take my dog to the vet where she is groomed and have them put them on her claws after they trim them. This is done every 4-6 weeks and has helped alleviate scratches to our hard wood floors. Wax marks are now left on the sliding glass doors as she jumps up when she sees squirrels, but these are washed off easily. I hope this information helps you. My Irish Setter rarely chews on them after they are on her claws.
497053
Yep. Amazon has some waterproof splice kits for dog fences. There are similar products in the electrical and automotive sections of Walmart and other retailers.
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My dog is short-haired and very active, and the nail caps don't seem to bother or impede her in any way! I would imagine they would bother my other dog quite a bit, because he will not tolerate any contact with his paws. That's probably a better indicator of whether the caps would bother your dog.
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Probably not. I use them as a glove liner when dog walking on cold days. They provide just a little a little extra protection.
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We bought them to trap bugs inside the bins and them worked. I assume because they are plastic that they would keep water out. I actually did not see them, bought them for my mother at another location
1149659
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. I have a small dog with translucent nails. I would suggest a combination coarse/smooth file for your dog's nails.
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I would anticipate your dogs' nails would snag 100% cotton. You may be better off going with a more durable fabric like polyester. It depends on what is more important to you, softness or durability.
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Depends on the size of your dog. Also, your dog's nails might catch the space between the slats. A rubber mat would be better for your dog, IMHO.
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So far they haven;t punctured the plastic in the pool. I have a golden retriever and I watch my son's weimaraner, both have long nails. They don;t go in the pool much, its too small for both of them. The weimaraner did figure out how to unplug it and the water gets going out. I too was going to purchase a hard plastic one, until I saw the price. I don;t think this pool was worth $30, but that was all I could find that I could have shipped to me for free.Hope this helps.
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Probably not. My dogs wouldn't tolerate having something on their nails and chewed them off. All dogs are differentIf your dogs dig alot the caps will Most likely come off as they are just a soft rubber held on with cyanoacrylate (super glue) Hope this helps.
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I would say yes, they would soften the claw. You do need to rove and let nail breath, just like our nails so the dog does not get fungus. They have kept my dogs claws from scratching my daughters wood floors.
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I do not think this would work, I would use a thermal cover for the pool to keep them off.
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The plastic is fairly thick but if the dog's nails are not trimmed enough, it could be punctured.
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Yes! My kids wore them at the beach to protect their feet from the hot sand. We've also used them in the pool to protect feet from rough cement.