Proper, routine nail care is emphasized in this well-illustrated article. Groomers, vet technicians and hospital team members will benefit from understanding the biomechanics of nail care in dogs. The information is also good for clinic websites and newsletters.
Source: Dog Naturally Magazine, January/February 2016.
Trimming nails does not have be a traumatic event according to Karen Gellman DVM, PhD. Toenail maintenance requires a trimming every two weeks, just like human nails. Poor nail care can result in 1) painful feet and 2) improper posture.
INSIGHTS: I am confident this primer on canine nail care will help veterinary teams and their clients. I wish I had been taught this way.