06/06/2026
Many dogs aren’t fans of having their feet handled, but paw and nail care are an important part of maintaining their overall health and comfort.
During grooming appointments, we do much more than simply trim nails. We carefully check paw pads for excess hair, matting between the toes, skin irritation, small cuts, foreign objects, and signs of excessive licking or chewing that may indicate an underlying issue.
Nail length is especially important. When nails become overgrown, they can affect a dog’s posture and gait, causing them to shift their weight unnaturally. Over time, this can place additional stress on joints and contribute to discomfort, particularly in senior dogs.
Regular paw maintenance helps keep dogs comfortable, supports healthy movement, and allows potential concerns to be identified before they become larger problems.
Keeping up with routine grooming and nail care isn’t just about appearance—it’s an important part of supporting your dog’s long-term comfort and well-being.
