Definitions
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Quick – nerve and blood vessel inside the nail.

Tip of Nail – growth of nail beyond the quick that is safe to clip.

Moving Blade – half round metal clipping surface.

Fixed Blade – the metal loop the blade slides across.

Clipping – the action of trimming or cutting the nail tip.

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The QuickFinder® for small dogs is recommended for dogs weighing up to approximately 30 pounds.

  The QuickFinder for medium sized dogs is recommended for dogs weighing up to approximately 75 pounds. However, more important than the weight of the dog, is the hardness (density) and size of the nail. Any current guillotine style nail clipper does not effectively cut extremely hard (dense) or large nails. If your pet has very hard or very large nails, wait until our deluxe model comes out in early 2008.

  • QuickFinder® Clipper is the ultimate solution for nail clipping for your dog. It is safe and worry-free.

  •  Safely clip your dog's nails without cutting the quick, avoiding pain and bleeding.

  • The QuickSensor Technology detects the difference between live blood and quick, allowing you to know when it is not safe to cut, when to proceed with caution, and when it is safe to clip.

The QuickFinder® for dogs is generally good on dogs up to 75 pounds Bring out the QuickFinder® ahead of time and let your dog become familiar with it. It is important that you remain calm so your dog will remain calm. A little gentle reassurance can go a long way. Be firm with your pet, but do not forcefully restrain it.

If you are able, begin clipping your pet’s nail while it is still a puppy. If your dog does not take to clipping at first begin with clipping a single nail. With time and positive reinforcement your dog will tolerate clipping. You may try putting your dog on its back during clipping. This not only makes the nails more accessible to you, but also puts the dog in a submissive position. In some extreme cases, biting dogs may require a muzzle.

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