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Nail Trims

Dogs, cats, bunnies and guinea pigs. Overgrown nails change how an animal stands. This is not a cosmetic job.

Priced per petBunniesGuinea pigsDogsCats

Final price depends on size, breed, coat condition and how your pet copes on the day. You always get the exact price before anything starts.

What this actually involves

Long nails push the toes out of position and put strain up through the legs and spine, and in bunnies they are one of the most common causes of sore hocks. Taylor trims back to a safe length and checks the quick as she goes, with a light for dark nails, so nothing gets cut short. Most trims take only a few minutes once the animal has settled, and settling is not rushed.

What's included

  • Every nail trimmed and checked
  • Paw and hock check
  • Low-stress handling

Not sure this is the right one?

Describe your pet and what is going on, Taylor will tell you what they actually need, even when that is less than you asked for.

Ask her

About nail trims

How often do nails need doing?
Most pets are every four to six weeks. If you can hear them on a hard floor, they are already long.
What if the nails are already too long?
The quick grows out with the nail, so very overgrown nails cannot be taken back to normal in one go without bleeding. She takes them shorter in stages across a few visits.

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Ready when your pet is.

Send a booking request and she will confirm a time that works.

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