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Resco Scissor Style Nail Clippers

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What is Resco Scissor Style Nail Clippers?

The Resco Scissor Style Nail Clippers are a grooming tool for your pet's nails. The trimmers have two heavy-duty stainless steel blades, which cut in a scissor-like motion to cut your pet's nails. This small size dog nail trimmer is perfect for trimming your small to medium sized pet's nails with ease! Nail sizes vary, but generally, a 10-50 pound dog would use this size trimmer. If your pet's nail is thinner than a #2 pencil, this is the trimmer for you.

Suitable For:

Dogs and Cats

Benefits:

Ergonomic handles for a comfortable and supportive grip
Long lasting with double lock pivot screw for tight cutting operation
Scissor style design for easy precision trimming
Professional quality, used by Veterinarians and Groomers
Comfortable soft rubber grip molded handles

How it Works:

The Resco Pro Series Plier Style nail trimmer has been engineered with professional groomers and veterinarians in mind. The heavy-duty metal handles with soft rubber grips allow the scissor-style trimmer to rest comfortably in the hand, reducing wrist strain and fatigue. The large opening is perfect for all sized nails, and the thick stainless steel cutting blades make cutting your pets nails easy and stress-free. Its unique double lock pivot screw feature keeps the blades tightly pressed together for that smooth, clean cut every Resco nail clipper is known for.

Cautions:

Always be careful not to cut too close to the 'quick', which contains nerves and blood vessels. It is painful and will bleed easily. On light-colored claws, the quick is the pink section and is easier to see. You cannot see the quick on dark-colored claws, making them difficult to trim without cutting into the quick. Cut dark colored claws in several small cuts to reduce the chance of cutting into the quick.

Directions:

Anyone can use the Resco Pro-Series Scissor Trimmers as the heavy duty metal handles with soft rubber grips allow the scissor style trimmer to rest comfortably in the hand, reducing wrist strain and fatigue.
Use in bright light and cut each nail a little at a time to prevent cutting the quick. The quick is the fleshy section inside of the nail that contains nerves and blood vessels so that cutting causes bleeding.
As nails grow, so does the quick. If your pet's nails are extremely long, trim just a little off and wait a week before trimming the nails again. The quick will regress a small amount each time the nail is shortened. Over several weeks, the nail can be shortened to the desired length without cutting the quick.

Tip:

If your pet's nails make a clicking sound when they walk, they are probably too long. Hold your pet's foot and press the toe gently so that the nail extends fully. If the nail curves beyond the bottom of the toe pad, it's too long.