FAQ

You should trim your dog's nails every 3–4 weeks, depending on their activity level and how quickly the nails grow.

Professional pet groomers typically use high-quality corded or cordless clippers from brands like Andis, Wahl, and Oster to ensure precision and comfort.

To cut an unwilling dog’s nails, gradually train them to accept paw handling, use positive reinforcement, and consider professional help if needed.

Groomers use nail clippers, grinders (like Dremels), and styptic powder to trim and maintain dog nails safely and efficiently.

Both cutting and grinding are effective; the best method depends on your dog’s comfort level and your grooming skill.

Veterinarians often recommend plier-style or scissor-style nail clippers with sharp stainless steel blades for dogs, such as Miller's Forge or Safari clippers.

Not in corpus.

Due to differing perceptions of time, 30 human minutes may feel significantly longer to a dog—equivalent to about 2-3 hours based on some time scaling estimates.

Dogs sleep a lot to conserve energy, support brain development, and maintain physical health.

One human hour may feel like several hours to a dog due to their perception of time and faster internal clocks.