Overgrown nails are one of the most overlooked pet health issues in India. They change how your pet walks, strain their joints, and cause long-term discomfort. TailSetter's nail clipper makes home trimming safe, precise, and stress-free — for both of you.
Key Features: - Sharp, precision blades — clean cut without crushing the nail - Safety guard prevents cutting too deeply - Ergonomic non-slip handle — secure grip even with nervous pets - Suitable for dogs and cats of all sizes - Stainless steel blades — rust-resistant and long-lasting - Compact size — easy to store and travel with
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Trimming your pet's nails at home gets much easier once you know what to look for.
Get your pet comfortable with having their paws handled regularly, even outside of trimming sessions.
Look for the quick - the pink area inside the nail - and plan to trim well clear of it.
Clip just the tip of the nail at a slight angle, taking a small amount off at a time.
Reward your pet immediately after each nail to build a positive association with the process.
Repeat every 3-4 weeks, or sooner if you start hearing nails clicking on the floor.
Pro tip: On dark nails where the quick isn't visible, trim in small increments until you see a grey or pinkish oval appear in the centre, then stop.
Standard Delivery
4-7 business days across India. Free on orders above Rs.999.
Processing Time
Orders dispatched within 1-2 business days.
Returns and Exchanges
7-day return policy. Item must be unused and in original packaging.
Cash on Delivery
COD available on all orders across India.
How do I avoid cutting the quick?
The quick is the pink area inside the nail that contains blood vessels and nerve endings. It's usually visible on light-coloured nails. On dark nails, trim a little at a time until a grey or pink oval appears in the centre, and stop there. This clipper's safety guard also helps prevent cutting too deep.
How often should I trim my pet's nails?
Every 3 to 4 weeks is right for most dogs and cats. If you can hear your dog's nails clicking on hard floors, that's usually a sign they're overdue.
My pet gets anxious during nail trims - any tips?
Build comfort gradually by handling your pet's paws often, even when you're not trimming. Let them sniff the clipper before you start, trim one nail at a time if needed, and reward generously after each one.
Is this clipper suitable for both cats and dogs?
Yes, it's designed to work comfortably across both, for pets of all sizes.
What should I do if I accidentally cut the quick?
Apply gentle, steady pressure with a clean cloth to stop the bleeding. Styptic powder, available at most pet stores, works quickly if you have it on hand. Staying calm helps your pet stay calm too.
Trim Nail Clipper
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