Directions:

Instructions for use: 1.) Observe your pet's claws and care for them appropriately to avoid overgrowth. 2.) When your pet is standing, the claws should not touch the ground. Regular care is important for your pet's health and well-being. 3.) First, apply gentle pressure on the top of the paw and the paw ball at the bottom to allow your pet to extend its claws. 4.) If your pet has bright claws, pay close attention to the transition where the claws turn pink. This is the nail bed - that's where the nerves and blood vessels end. Cuts in this sensitive area cause pain and bleeding. 5.) If your pet has dark claws and you cannot recognize the nail bed, just trim the outermost tip of the claw - you will have to shorten the claws more often, but this is the only way to avoid injury to the nail bed. 6.) Adjust the nail guide to the desired cutting depth. 7.) Remove the sharp tip by cutting approximately to the middle between the end of the nail bed and the tip of the paw. Make small cuts until you and your pet feel comfortable with the tool.