I’ve been grooming my dogs myself for more than three years now, and while I’ve gotten comfortable with the bathing and haircuts, I still leave nail trimming to the professionals. For many pet parents, trimming nails is one of the most intimidating parts of grooming, and with good reason. Done incorrectly, it can be painful for pets and stressful for owners.

Keeping nails trimmed and clean is an essential part of your pet’s overall health. Overgrown nails can cause discomfort, affect how a pet walks, and even lead to joint or posture issues over time. Both cats and dogs need their nails trimmed on a regular basis.

How often should they be trimmed?

CATS: Trimming every few weeks helps protect family members, other pets and furniture. It’s a humane alternative to declawing, which is a pa

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