Things You'll Need:
- Pet
- Pedi-Paw
- Lots of patience
- Practice
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Step 1
Leaving the Pedi-Paw off, place it near your pet while they are relaxed, perhaps laying down. Talk and pet your pet and keep them relaxed, if possible. Do this for a few days, until they are relaxed enough with it that they remain even if you walk away.
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Step 2
Turn the Pedi-Paw on and place near your pet for a few seconds(you know your pets tolerance level).Repeat for a few days.
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Step 3
After at homeTurn on and leave on next to your pet for a bout five minutes. Repeat for a few days.(This does take some time)
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Step 4
Now following instructions, try using it. Go slow. One nail a day is fine. Until they get comfortable with it.









Comments
diggitydogg said
on 11/22/2009 This is excellent advice for taking it slow and having success! Great instructions.
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cookiesmagic said
on 11/20/2009 fist time heard of it, thanks for the advice
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