I feel that cutting the dog’s nails is not that important, so I rarely cut the dog’s nails. So is it really necessary to trim your dog’s nails?

Of course!

1. Affect walking.

If the dog’s nails are too long, it will affect the dog’s walking, may also injure the meat pads, and in severe cases may even damage the dog’s joints.

2. The toe joint is twisted.

If the dog's nails are too long, the dog's nails will directly touch the ground. The soles of the feet will be stretched out for a long time, and the toe joints will gradually become distorted and deformed.

3. Leg joint problems.

The dog's toenails have been twisted, but the owner has not noticed it. If the dog's nails are trimmed, it will gradually affect the dog's upper leg joints and cause leg joint problems.

4. Inflammation of toe tip.

If the nails are too long, the nails will be impacted when the dog walks, causing inflammation.

Therefore, dogs also need to cut their nails, especially small dogs whose nails are more likely to be too long. Large dogs can usually wear their nails short by walking. When it is too long, the owner will also need help.

What should I do if my black nails cannot see the blood line? You can try using a nail polisher to grind off the tips, or go to a pet shop to trim them. Take your dog for a walk on rough roads every day.