Professional Grooming Service Guide
Regular nail trimming is one of the most important maintenance services for dogs and cats. Overgrown nails can cause pain, change your pet gait, lead to joint problems, get caught and torn, and grow into the paw pad. Most dogs need their nails trimmed every 3-4 weeks, though highly active dogs that walk on pavement may naturally wear their nails down and need less frequent trims. Cats generally need trimming every 2-3 weeks. A professional nail trim involves cutting each nail to a safe length just before the quick (the blood vessel inside the nail) using sharp, properly sized clippers. For dogs with dark nails where the quick is not visible, experienced groomers trim in small increments and look for the chalky white ring that indicates the quick is near. Many groomers finish with a nail file or Dremel for smooth, snag-free edges.
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