Long nails can catch, split and change the way your pet stands and walks. Our team trims nails for dogs and cats, gently and at your pet's pace.
Most dogs and cats need a trim every few weeks. Dogs that walk a lot on pavement may need it less often; indoor cats and senior pets often need it more. If you hear nails clicking on a hard floor, they are usually ready.
Dewclaws sit higher on the leg and don't wear down when your pet walks, so they can curl around. A nail that has grown into the paw pad, is cracked, or is bleeding needs a veterinarian to look at it.
Call (604) 888-2628 to book. If your pet already has a visit coming up, ask whether a nail trim can be done at the same time. See vet prices in Langley for other common costs.
Call our front desk at (604) 888-2628 for the current price.
Usually every few weeks. If you hear clicking on hard floors, it's time.
The quick is the living part of the nail. If it bleeds, press a clean cloth or styptic powder on the tip for a few minutes. If the bleeding doesn't stop, call us.
Many indoor cats do, especially seniors, whose nails can grow into the paw pad. A scratching post helps but may not be enough.