Claw clippers for rabbits

Since rabbits’ claws grow continuously, it is necessary to do a “pawicure” every two months or so. Of course, this will depend on where your rabbit lives. If your rabbit goes out regularly, the wear and tear of its claws will be natural. On the other hand, if your rabbit is indoors all the time, you will have to be more vigilant about the condition of the growth. Is your rabbit easy to handle? You can do it yourself with this stainless steel claw clipper equipped with a limiter that will prevent you from cutting the claw too short. Indeed, there is a vein in the claw and it will be necessary to take care to cut at 2 or 3 mm of this vein precisely in order to avoid any bleeding. For a white claw, the vein will be easily visible, more complicated for a black claw. The use of a flashlight positioned on the claw will allow you to see by transparency where the vein is located.

• This claw clipper is suitable for small dogs, cats, small animals and birds
• secure closure
• with extra limiter to prevent cutting the claw too short
• in stainless steel
• plastic handles with non-slip rubber coating

In case of accident of cutting too short:

1. Disinfect with Betadine
2. Put on a compress to stop the bleeding
3. If bleeding continues apply cornstarch to clot the blood
4. Contact your veterinarian if in doubt

And if you have any doubts, know that your veterinarian will be able to handle it himself. So take advantage of appointments during vaccinations or other.