moored4
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I hope the groomer paid the $$$.
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I hope the groomer paid the $$$.
Bird
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I have a little container of "Kwik Stop Styptic Powder" from PetSmart just for that purpose, but fortunately have only used it once in 6 years.:laughing:
And when I trim our chihuahua's toenails with the clippers, I thin file or smooth them with the dremel, but she doesn't have long enough hair to get caught.
And when I trim our chihuahua's toenails with the clippers, I thin file or smooth them with the dremel, but she doesn't have long enough hair to get caught.
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Not as many nerve endings in cutaneous material and hurts no more or less than a styptic. You may be thinking of a jalapeno.
nybirdman
Super Member
Trophy EMT Gel...we always keep it on hand for our bird dogs.Good Stuff.Made for dogs...I suppose people too.
creekbend
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So sorry to hear about the groomer injuring your dog. There are various stones, in relation to the coarseness, involved in dremel tools. We use the medium coarse ones. That is why we initially started with a file and graduated to the tool. Our Pet is a Yellow Lab, and that is why we slide her paws over panty hose, thus eliminating the possibility of catching her paw hair. This method will not be the best idea if an animal is not use to the humming noise. Our Pet is used to the sound that is generated by the dremel tool. She does not get frightened and does not move or react in a way that propels her body hair to come into contact with the dremel tool.
rgamble3
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The groomer paid all vet bills, over $800. Poor dog never did trust people after that.
Roy
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nybirdman said:
What breed of bird dogs do you have nybirdman?
