When it comes time to trim your dog's nails, the most common option is to search for a good, sturdy pair of dog nail clippers. However, there are other, safer options for your dog. Trimming your dog's nails at home is convenient and saves money in grooming fees. However, it can still be painful and uncomfortable for your pet. If you trim the nails too close to the quick, it can be very painful and cause bleeding.

A much better option is to consider a dog nail grinder. Grinders work by grinding down the dog's nails. It's a much more pleasant experience and there is much less risk involved of placing your dog in pain or causing bleeding. One of the downsides of nail grinders is the noise they create. Most are loud but nothing that you and your pet wouldn't adjust to.

Dog nail clippers may be a faster way to trim your dog's nails but unless you are a professional groomer, you run the risk of hurting your pet. If you still decide to go with clippers, make sure they are good quality. The last thing you want are cheap clippers that cause you to have to clip your dog's nails more than once because they don't get the job done the first time.

Also keep in mind that grinders will produce smoother edges to the nails compared to clipping. Typically, clipped nails are jagged and sharp. Dog nail grinders come in both cordless and battery operated. They can be just as convenient as clippers and travel well if you head out on vacation with your pets.

	Dremel 761-03 Cordless Pet Nail Grooming Rotary Tool Sale Price: $84.99

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