Make Nail Trimming A Breeze For Your Dog With This Simple Method

Welcome back to Featherston Family Outdoors, where we're all about embracing outdoor living with a touch of family warmth and lots of fun! Today, we're taking a slight detour from our usual outdoor cooking and adventures to share something equally important - pet care. Join us as we reveal the easiest way to trim your dogs' nails, ensuring they're happy and healthy for all our outdoor escapades!
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We understand that trimming your furry friend's nails can seem like a daunting task, but it doesn't have to be! We'll guide you through a stress-free method using two different size hammocks - yes, hammocks! - to comfortably secure our beloved beagles and bullies. This technique not only keeps them calm but also makes the trimming process quicker and safer for everyone involved.
Whether you're a seasoned pet owner or new to the game, you'll find our tips and tricks invaluable. We'll cover everything from selecting the right tools to understanding your dog's comfort level, ensuring a positive experience for both of you.
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Remember, taking care of your pets is just as important as any adventure. They're part of the family, after all. So grab your nail trimmers, and let's dive into the easiest way to trim your dogs' nails. See you in the video!

[@luannjarvis6361]

Love the way you do things. Fantastic video

[@SwtTrisha8]

God bless you and thank you So much for this info! 🙏🏻

[@OleensEmbroidery]

So great.

[@FeatherstonFamilyOutdoors]

Thanks

[@ariyotheapbtservicedogintr6227]

lolol their expressions are like " ' Uhhhhh .... This is rather .. um ... awkward ... ' ''

[@FeatherstonFamilyOutdoors]

Uhhhh, ok! Lol

[@ariyotheapbtservicedogintr6227]

@@FeatherstonFamilyOutdoors the dogs just seem so puzzled and like " ' I guess it's no use trying to protest...' '' lolololol

[@ariyotheapbtservicedogintr6227]

@@FeatherstonFamilyOutdoors We use a dremel because our nails are too sensitive for clippers. But. Human thinks she might try to get one of these hammocks soon..* sigh * .. That'll be strange! ~ AriYo the SDiT * Lisa C., here, I like to try to write as if from AriYo's, or Zeke's, perspective for the fun of things :D lololol :D

[@OleensEmbroidery]

Groomers should use this hammock to not only trim nails but to shave the hair between poodles toes. I'm going to suggest this to my groomer as my poodle does not tolerate nail clipping or having the hair shaved in between the toes. If your poodle is foot shy their feet turn into little mops that pick up everything. So glad I saw this video.

[@kraedeepoch7890]

Yeah, most professional groomers already know and use this equipment. If they don't then they are inexperienced at least or incompetent at most. I'm a groomer 20+ years; this isn't a new invention or equipment. Not to say I didn't enjoy the video; Very Informative!

[@FeatherstonFamilyOutdoors]

Thank you kindly.

[@FeatherstonFamilyOutdoors]

Thanks so much!

[@A.j.Harris]

Those are some pretty good-looking dogs.

[@FeatherstonFamilyOutdoors]

Thank you very much! It's a labor of love keeping them all healthy!

[@marlonole7732]

Good stuff guys. 👍🏾

[@FeatherstonFamilyOutdoors]

Thanks.

[@frankmarullo228]

Good video my friend thank you PS that's a cool set up for cutting nails.. THANK YOU FRANK FROM MONTANA........

[@FeatherstonFamilyOutdoors]

Thanks Frank!

[@traceykays433]

This all looks good I like the concept you got going but don't know how I'm going to lift my dog and waist 110 lbs

[@FeatherstonFamilyOutdoors]

Yeah, that's a big dog

[@FeatherstonFamilyOutdoors]

That's tough

[@raindrops4284]

Do you guys sale the puppies?

[@FeatherstonFamilyOutdoors]

I have 3 available. Email me @ [e-mail]. I'll send pics.

[@WAKEtheF-UP]

How is the pole connected to the wood? My pitty refuses to get his nails clipped and this is my last resort! 🙏🏼

[@PrettyGoodLookin]

I hope you feed your dogs home-made dog food.

[@FeatherstonFamilyOutdoors]

IYSS

[@LoneStarHomestead3]

Kudos BUT, you only need to lift them just high enough to get them off the ground. You're really over thinking everything. KEEP IT SIMPLE 2" off the ground is plenty high enough

[@FeatherstonFamilyOutdoors]

You are under thinking. If it's only two inches off the ground then it's more difficult to trim. The way I did was for me to be comfortable in a standing position while trimming nails.

[@LoneStarHomestead3]

@@FeatherstonFamilyOutdoors OK maybe 12" off the ground. You could sit (chair) on the job. Your idea does make sense as I was looking for a better way. At least you came up with something new & better. That's not something we see much of these days. How long before Vets start doing this ? Not long I suspect. Better get started on your Ebay sales quick. Thanks for sharing. .

[@FeatherstonFamilyOutdoors]

@LoneStarHomestead3 okay