Scratch Me No More In Home Dog Nail Care

07/12/2021

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02/12/2021

Look how much these pooches love having their nails trimmed 😳. If your dog is like this, give me a call. I can help.

21/11/2021

I don't know if I would recommend this😳😂

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12/11/2021

It important to get your dog's nails trimmed on a regular basis.

A dog's nails are made up of keratin, just like our nails, but inside the nail resides the quick. The quick is a bundle of nerves, tissue, and blood vessels, and in white or clear nails, it appears pink. In black nails, you cannot see the quick, which can lead to accidental cutting of the quick when trimming the nails.

Trimming the quick causes pain, and the nail will bleed, which can be very difficult to stop. Trimming the quick can also be traumatizing to your dog because it hurts, and they will become very averse to nail trims in the future.

Some dogs are just averse to having their feet touched in general, so nail trimming can be a tough chore. However, keeping your dog's nails short is important for many reasons, and pursuing all avenues to keep them short should be attempted.

A dog uses its paws for weight-bearing and distributes the weight in a very specific fashion across the toes. This weight-bearing can be disrupted with injury, arthritis, and anatomical abnormalities.

For example, a dog with elbow pain will walk on the paws abnormally to help compensate for the elbow pain. Long nails will abnormally shift the weight back onto the paw as they will push the toes upwards, which can cause discomfort for the dog

28/10/2021

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26/10/2021

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21/10/2021

Getting your dog’s nails trimmed is as essential to their overall health as is a good diet and daily walks. Being nervous about how your dog reacts to the process is also totally normal. Getting anything sharp near a dog’s body is scary! A healthy, active dog will need a nail trimming about once a month, if you always walk your dog on sidewalks, you may need to trim less frequently since rough cement acts as a convenient nail file. On the other hand, less active and senior dogs may need their nails cut more often. Regardless of activity level, if your dog’s nails touch the floor when he’s standing still (or you can hear those talons click-clacking down the hallway), it’s time to get them trimmed.

Why is trimming a dog’s nails important?
Would you enjoy nails so long they curled into your palms and made picking things up impossible? We didn’t think so. The same goes for your dog. Lengthy nails make running and walking difficult because it impedes traction (and snags carpeting). They can even lead to splayed paws, which over time will cause pain all the way up your pup’s leg. These are worst case scenarios, but they do illustrate the importance of frequent nail clipping.
Plus, the more you trim their nails, the more likely they are to accept the process, which reduces their anxiety and yours. Everyone who has ever clipped canine nails has been afraid of clipping them too closely, causing a yelp or a bloody toe. This happens when you accidentally cut something called the quick. The quick is a vein full of blood and nerves sitting inside your dog’s nail, growing with it. The longer you let the nail grow, the longer the quick gets - and the harder it is not to cut it. So if you and your dog is ready, I can come over and clip his or her nails safely and as stress free as possible. Contact me to schedule an appointment. scratchmeno.com or 720-755-7132. Thank you!

09/10/2021

IN HOME NAIL TRIMS FOR DOGS

Nail trimming is an essential part of dog grooming, and trim nails are one clear sign of your dog’s good health and hygiene. Since nail trimming can be an anxiety-laden experience for many dogs, start handling your puppy’s feet and get their nails trimmed when they’re young, so they become accustomed to the process. But, if it takes your pup a little longer to get used to it, don’t despair. My approach to trimming your dog's nails is patience, being gentle and having a positive attitude, while offering praise and lots of treats.

Regular nail maintenance is more than cosmetic. Unhealthy nails can cause pain, and in rare instances, trigger irreversible damage to the dog.
A dog’s nail consists of the living pink quick and the hard outer material called the shell. The quick supplies blood to the nail and runs through the core of it. Nerves in the quick cause bleeding and discomfort when cut. Regular nail trimming will cause the quick to recede from the end. Short quicks are the preferred length for the dog’s well-being and easy maintenance.

Long nails can turn a sound paw into a splayed foot and reduce traction, and they can cause deformed feet and injure the tendons over an extended period. As the long nail hits the ground, the pressure puts force on the foot and leg structure. Some dogs wear their nails down and won’t need to have them clipped as often.

So make an appointment with me today and let's start your dog's experience with nail trimming a positive and stress free journey. Get started on the right foot is the key to a happy and healthy pup.

I provided in home nail care throughout the Denver metro area. Appointments available Monday through Saturday 10am until 6pm. The cost is $20.

Text me at 720-755-7132 or visit my website at www.scratchmeno.com to schedule an appointment.

20/09/2021

Professional In Home Nail trims for dogs.

Have you been hearing the telltale click of Fido’s nails on your kitchen floor lately? If so, it may be time to trim your dog’s nails.

For many dogs and their owners, dog nail trimming can be a task that invokes fear and dread. Your friend at Scratch Me No More understand your apprehension and want to help you get started on this important health and wellness task.

Dog nail trimming is about so much more than good looks. Neglecting your dog’s nails can cause a host of problems for him or her. Besides being uncomfortable, long nails contribute to the following predicaments:

Stress on the joints and internal structures of the feet
Problems with gait
Painful torn or ingrown nails, which can lead to infection.

Keeping your dog’s nails neatly trimmed can benefit you, too! You will be saving your hardwood floors from unnecessary harm and helping to avoid an unexpected and costly visit to the veterinarian. Trimming your dog’s nails regularly also puts you in close contact with his or her feet, which allows you to pinpoint a problem in that area before it gets out of control.

I provide gentle one on one in home nail trim service that helps reduce the stress, apprehension and anxiety that you and your dog experience by providing this service in the comfort and safety of your own home.

You can reach me at 720-755-7132 or visit my website at scratchmeno.com

17/09/2021

Scratch Me No More In Home Dog Nail Care

Dog mani-pedis? Trimming their nails is part of a healthy grooming routine for dogs.

Keeping our dog’s nails trimmed and clean is part of a healthy grooming routine and should be done regularly. Like a child that can’t sit still, a dog can be challenging to pin down for a good nail trim. If not done properly, though, trims can cause pain for a dog, not to mention stress for all involved.

The frequency of trimming for dogs often depends on how much time a dog spends outside and walking on pavement. However, on average, most dogs need their nails trimmed every four to eight weeks.

I provide in home nail trims for dogs. To schedule an appointment for a nail trim text me at 720-755-7132 or visit my website at scratchmeno.com

11/09/2021

Scratch Me No More In Home Dog Nail Care.

Can you hear your dog coming by the tap-tap-tap of their nails on the floor? Have they accidentally scratched you when they jump up to play? Sounds like it’s time to get your dog nails cut.Trimming your dog’s nails is an essential grooming practice for all pet parents. Long toenails don't just look bad—they can impact your pup's health and happiness. In fact, ignoring your dog's nails could lead to a lifetime of pain. I provide In Home Nail Trims for Dog. $20. Call or Text me at 720-755-7132 or scratchmeno.com. Thx Ori

02/09/2021

In home professional nail trims for dogs

Keeping our dog’s nails trimmed and clean is part of a healthy grooming routine and should be done regularly. Like a child that can’t sit still, a dog can be challenging to get to stay still for a good nail trim. If not done properly, though, trims can cause pain for your dog, not to mention stress for all involved. The frequency of trimming for dogs often depends on how much time a dog spends outside and walking on pavement. However, on average, most dogs need their nails trimmed every four to eight weeks. I provide professional gentle stress free nail trims done at your home.

Starting at $20 per Dog

Text me @ 720-755-7132
Or visit my website at www.scratchmeno.com

29/08/2021

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28/08/2021

🐕🐶💅 Puppy pet-i-cure?

Humans aren't the only ones who get manicures and pedicures — dogs need pampering too, and I can do it for you at home.

All dogs need their nails trimmed regularly. Long nails tend to break, and then you can get a split toenail.

Other issues that can arise if your dog's nails grow too long is that it can make it difficult for them to walk properly and maintain traction on the floor and in severe cases the nail can grow into the skin on the paw pad, causing pain and infection.

Call or text me today to set up your in home nail trim appointment for dog for only $20.
720-755-7132 or at scratchmeno.com

23/08/2021

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22/08/2021

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19/08/2021

I provide In Home Dog Nail trims

$25 per Dog 🐕

Service area: Denver metro and surrounding areas.

720-755-7132 (call or text)

www.scratchmeno.com

18/08/2021

In home dog nail trims.
Are your dog's nails getting too long? Does your dog scratch you everytime he greets you and your family. You don't have to put up with this situation any longer. I offer in home dog nail trimming service. By using calming techniques, plenty of bribes and belly rubs, I am able to achieve happy dogs with happy paws and short nails. Price starts at $25. 720-755-7132. www.scratchmeno.com

16/07/2021

In home nail trims for dogs $20

My approach is personal and because I am at your home, your dog will get to know me and trust me. I want every experience to be positive for your furry child. In grooming salons, your pet is handled by a new person every time, in a stressful environment after a crazy car ride. I want to remove these elements from the nail trim and offer something more personal for your furry family member.

Add on services:

Ear cleaning/ conditioning/deodorizing spray $5

Teeth brushing/ breath freshener $5

720-755-7132 or www.scratchmeno.com

13/07/2021

I provide In Home Dog Nail trims

$20 per Dog 🐕

Service area: Denver metro and surrounding areas.

720-755-7132 (call or text)

www.scratchmeno.com

22/06/2021

21/06/2021

New service package coming soon!

Touch-up service:

Nail trim and Grind
Toothbrushing and Breath freshener
Ear Cleaning
Conditioning and Deodorizer spray

Keep your dog, looking and smelling good in-between grooms and bathes.

$35

15/06/2021

In home dog nail trims.
Are your dog's nails getting too long? Does your dog scratch you everytime he greets you and your family. You don't have to put up with this situation any longer. I offer in home dog nail trimming service. By using calming techniques, plenty of bribes and belly rubs, I am able to achieve happy dogs with happy paws and short nails. Price starts at $20. 720-755-7132. www.scratchmeno.com

01/06/2021

Hi everyone, I have been recently going through some serious medical issues and had cancel and reschedule a number of appointments. I would like to thank everyone for their patience and understanding during this time. I am just now getting back to somewhat normal and doing Nail Trims again. So if you want to schedule an appointment for your dog, my calendar is pretty much open. Just text or give me call at 720-755-7132. Thanks again Ori

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07/05/2021

I will be out of town from Sunday 9th until Thursday 13th.

Thanks everyone!

04/05/2021

Are your dog's nails getting too long? Does your dog scratch you everytime he greets you and your family. You don't have to put up with this situation any longer. I offer in home dog nail trimming service. By using calming techniques, plenty of bribes and belly rubs, I am able to achieve happy dogs with happy paws and short nails. Price starts at $20. 720-755-7132. scratchmeno.com