I think a good pair of nail clippers are easier and faster. I put Emiliano on my lap, set some treats on the desk across from us, clip some nails, give a treat, clip more nails, give another treat, until we're done. Gloria In a message dated 10/18/2010 2:37:08 P.M. Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes:
Hi Jessica, We've been using PediPaws for about a year and two of our Chihuahuas don't seem to mind. I like the way it works and smooths the nails. We bought PediPaws at Walgreens for $10. Since Lilly is so young it might scare her and would be a good idea just to clip for now.. that's my opinion. ~Rose --- In [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) , "Jessica" <sizac...@...> wrote: > > Hello, We are new owners of a Chi/pom we named Lilly. She is now 16 weeks, we have had her 2 weeks. My kids really wanted a chi and had been saving there own money. I had been wanting a med size dog then I saw a pic of Lilly on a local on-line classifieds and knew she was the one. We got her that night. She has the personalily and looks of a chi. Vet was surprised when I said the dad was a pom. > Our biggest issue with Lilly is she loves to bark (yap) at the cat. Cat is about 4 times bigger then she is, clearly Lilly thinks she is a rottie when it comes to tryin to boss the cat around!It is cute, but we are not letting her know that, and trying to correct this behavier the best we can. > > I was wondering how the pedipaw nail trimming system works for these lil dogs? We are in a rural area so no major pet stores, actually closest small pet store is 1/2 hour away and walmart doesnt carry small breed nail trimmers so if ped paw doesnt work well I will be ordering a smaller size nail clipper online. Ped paw is sold locally though... > > Jess >
