Emery board for dogs nails?
5 posters
Staffordshire bull terrier :: Staffordshire Bull Terrier Forums :: Staffordshire Bull Terrier Puppy Chat
Page 1 of 1
Emery board for dogs nails?
I was in my local bric a brac store the other day and seen a battery operated emery board type thing for dogs nails and wondered if any one has tried it or something like it. Lola's front paw nails are quite long as she only really goes on fields. I wouldn't trust myself to cut them and don't want to pay extortionate prices, although having said that I havn't actually prices it up yet. Would I go to the vets or maybe a grommer? Any ideas would be great, apart from walking on roads as we have tried this and I much prefer her to run free in the fields than walk along roads.
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
Louise C- Staffy-Bull-Terrier VIP Member
- Status :
Online Offline
Age : 61
Location : Solihull
Dogs Name(s) : Lola
Dog Gender(s) : Female
Join date : 2010-11-06
Support total : 3
Posts : 555
Re: Emery board for dogs nails?
I bought one of these for Dempsey, but I jyst couldn't get him used to it. He hates his claws clipping etc. He has to visit the vets soon to be microchipped & I'm going to ask them to do his claws while he's under!
Guest- Guest
Re: Emery board for dogs nails?
Well it's only £2.99 so I may try it, haha wish me luck.
Louise C- Staffy-Bull-Terrier VIP Member
- Status :
Online Offline
Age : 61
Location : Solihull
Dogs Name(s) : Lola
Dog Gender(s) : Female
Join date : 2010-11-06
Support total : 3
Posts : 555
Re: Emery board for dogs nails?
I have seen something similar over here for sale..a battery operated thingo that rotates with an emery on it.
My last doggie hated his claws done, so when Jethro was a puppy I started playing with his nails and trimming them... he doesn't mind me doing them at all but as a puppy he was so ticklish about his feet!
My last doggie hated his claws done, so when Jethro was a puppy I started playing with his nails and trimming them... he doesn't mind me doing them at all but as a puppy he was so ticklish about his feet!
Guest- Guest
Re: Emery board for dogs nails?
Caryll wrote:I bought one of these for Dempsey, but I jyst couldn't get him used to it. He hates his claws clipping etc. He has to visit the vets soon to be microchipped & I'm going to ask them to do his claws while he's under!
Your getting him knocked out for a microchip?! Does he really hate the vets that much?
Nosipho- Staffy-Bull-Terrier VIP Member
- Status :
Online Offline
Age : 36
Location : Bath, UK
Relationship Status : In a relationship
Dogs Name(s) : Skibadee, Tali, Kali-Mist, Nugget and Meg
Dog(s) Ages : 25/8/2005 - 01/10/2008 - 01/08/2012 - 23/10/2013992
Dog Gender(s) : All Girlies
Join date : 2010-12-23
Support total : 191
Posts : 2727
Re: Emery board for dogs nails?
Caryll wrote:I bought one of these for Dempsey, but I jyst couldn't get him used to it. He hates his claws clipping etc. He has to visit the vets soon to be microchipped & I'm going to ask them to do his claws while he's under!
he's getting knocked out for microchipping surely thats a risk they are not willing to take for a thirty second minor thing, I bet he wont even feel it Taz didn't, of coruse the nail clipping he will have to get knocked out for.
Guest- Guest
Re: Emery board for dogs nails?
MissRogue wrote:Caryll wrote:I bought one of these for Dempsey, but I jyst couldn't get him used to it. He hates his claws clipping etc. He has to visit the vets soon to be microchipped & I'm going to ask them to do his claws while he's under!
he's getting knocked out for microchipping surely thats a risk they are not willing to take for a thirty second minor thing, I bet he wont even feel it Taz didn't, of coruse the nail clipping he will have to get knocked out for.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong here but I think the longer you leave it till you get your dog chipped the more it hurts them.This might be why Dempsey is being put under.
I Think that pups don't find it as bad because their skin is soft and they have less muscle and also the needle does not need to go as far.
Staffy- "Top Rank" Staffy-bull-terrier Member
- Status :
Online Offline
Age : 33
Location : Herefordshire.
Dogs Name(s) : Tilly.
Dog Gender(s) : Female.
Join date : 2011-04-21
Support total : 0
Posts : 428
Re: Emery board for dogs nails?
MissRogue wrote:Caryll wrote:I bought one of these for Dempsey, but I jyst couldn't get him used to it. He hates his claws clipping etc. He has to visit the vets soon to be microchipped & I'm going to ask them to do his claws while he's under!
he's getting knocked out for microchipping surely thats a risk they are not willing to take for a thirty second minor thing, I bet he wont even feel it Taz didn't, of coruse the nail clipping he will have to get knocked out for.
It's because he has to be muzzled just for his annual vaccinations, and the microchip needle is bigger. I don't want to distress him by having to not only muzzle him but restrain him forcibly. The anaesthetic won't be much & he'll only 'just' be under, so there's little risk. We know he isn't allergic to anaesthetic because he had an operation last year for bloat. The amount used will be a fraction of what would be used if we got him castrated, but you wouldn't (didn't) think twice about that.
Guest- Guest
Re: Emery board for dogs nails?
Caryll wrote:MissRogue wrote:Caryll wrote:I bought one of these for Dempsey, but I jyst couldn't get him used to it. He hates his claws clipping etc. He has to visit the vets soon to be microchipped & I'm going to ask them to do his claws while he's under!
he's getting knocked out for microchipping surely thats a risk they are not willing to take for a thirty second minor thing, I bet he wont even feel it Taz didn't, of coruse the nail clipping he will have to get knocked out for.
It's because he has to be muzzled just for his annual vaccinations, and the microchip needle is bigger. I don't want to distress him by having to not only muzzle him but restrain him forcibly. The anaesthetic won't be much & he'll only 'just' be under, so there's little risk. We know he isn't allergic to anaesthetic because he had an operation last year for bloat. The amount used will be a fraction of what would be used if we got him castrated, but you wouldn't (didn't) think twice about that.
Hope all goes well.
Staffy- "Top Rank" Staffy-bull-terrier Member
- Status :
Online Offline
Age : 33
Location : Herefordshire.
Dogs Name(s) : Tilly.
Dog Gender(s) : Female.
Join date : 2011-04-21
Support total : 0
Posts : 428
Re: Emery board for dogs nails?
Poor Dempsy, I didn't realise it was that bad Caryll, bless his heart, all the best for his chipping Oh and emory boards, I haven't ever had Moos done, I do a lot of road walking with her which keeps them short, so no worries there
janey- Staffy-Bull-Terrier VIP Member
- Status :
Online Offline
Age : 41
Location : Surrey
Dogs Name(s) : Moo
Dog(s) Ages : 5ish
Dog Gender(s) : Girly
Join date : 2010-08-28
Support total : 4824
Posts : 56018
Re: Emery board for dogs nails?
i bought one ov the battery things and memphis goes bollistic when he hears it so that was a waste ov spondoliks lol
Guest- Guest
Re: Emery board for dogs nails?
Never used it but luckly my lot when i walk across country side there is here there and everywhere so its very rarely they need their nails done but if they do i just use clippers.
Guest- Guest
Re: Emery board for dogs nails?
I plan to teach puppy to have his nails dremeled - this site is great for a step-by-step instruction http://homepages.udayton.edu/~jmerenski1/doberdawn/dremel/dremel.html They could probably be used as inspiration for training other kinds of pawdicure treatments, too.
Re: Emery board for dogs nails?
bigwazza wrote:i bought one ov the battery things and memphis goes bollistic when he hears it so that was a waste ov spondoliks lol
Yup waste of money.
In theory it's a great idea and I managed one nail before she was havng an eppy and I thought It would be rather nice to keep all my fingers so put it back in the box.
Anoher lsson learnt, pay the extra and have them done by someone that doesn't mind maye losing a limb
Louise C- Staffy-Bull-Terrier VIP Member
- Status :
Online Offline
Age : 61
Location : Solihull
Dogs Name(s) : Lola
Dog Gender(s) : Female
Join date : 2010-11-06
Support total : 3
Posts : 555
Re: Emery board for dogs nails?
While my lot are asleep on the settee they are used to me massaging them from rubbing their ears to squeezing their paws to poking and rubbing muscles (they love it they all do that gruff breathing thing) so i do the clipping while their asleep and other things like cleaning their ears, brushing their teeth only had to do that with cassie because she had her pup canine stuck behind her adult canine so i was massaging her gums to losen it, it worked too. and cleaning Blondy Genitals which i am still having to do daily
Guest- Guest
Re: Emery board for dogs nails?
Yay found a groomer just by me and Lola's having her nails clipped today and only £5.00 so a bargain.
Louise C- Staffy-Bull-Terrier VIP Member
- Status :
Online Offline
Age : 61
Location : Solihull
Dogs Name(s) : Lola
Dog Gender(s) : Female
Join date : 2010-11-06
Support total : 3
Posts : 555
Re: Emery board for dogs nails?
Poor Dempsey! Bless him I wouldnt like a strange man forcibly holding me down and prodding me with needles either. Mind you I wouldnt like a bull terrier running into my legs at 30Kg and 15mph either!
Nosipho- Staffy-Bull-Terrier VIP Member
- Status :
Online Offline
Age : 36
Location : Bath, UK
Relationship Status : In a relationship
Dogs Name(s) : Skibadee, Tali, Kali-Mist, Nugget and Meg
Dog(s) Ages : 25/8/2005 - 01/10/2008 - 01/08/2012 - 23/10/2013992
Dog Gender(s) : All Girlies
Join date : 2010-12-23
Support total : 191
Posts : 2727
Similar topics
» Car travelling with dogs on board
» Do you trim your dog's nails?
» Trimming Your Dogs Nails
» New to the board
» Hello - new to the board
» Do you trim your dog's nails?
» Trimming Your Dogs Nails
» New to the board
» Hello - new to the board
Staffordshire bull terrier :: Staffordshire Bull Terrier Forums :: Staffordshire Bull Terrier Puppy Chat
Page 1 of 1
Permissions in this forum:
You cannot reply to topics in this forum