Nail Time, Minus the Wrestling Match 

Watch how quickly a dog takes to the board. Your dog paws at the grit surface to file their own nails, and a few treats turn it into a game. Most dogs need a few short sessions to catch on, so go at their pace.

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Excellent 4.8 / 5

  • Nail time isn’t a fight anymore

    My dog hates the clippers and shakes the second she sees them. After about four days of treats, she was pawing at the board on her own. Nail time isn’t a fight anymore.

    Mark M.

  • It’s wonderful for a nervous dog.

    I can do it while watching TV. My dog just scratches away on the floor and I don’t have to hold him down. It’s wonderful for a nervous dog.

    Elizabeth H.

  • Saves time and money

    It saved me from paying for groomer nail trims. His front nails are visibly shorter after a couple of weeks.

    Ximena J.

    Nail Time, Reimagined 

    From dreading the clippers to pawing at the board for treats.

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    Why dog parents like it

    Nail care that feels like play

    No clippers needed

    Your dog files their own nails by pawing the grit surface, so there's no clipper in sight.

    Treat-friendly training

    Rewarding each scratch with a treat helps turn nail care into a game your dog looks forward to.

    Calmer for everyone

    Less wrestling and less stress. Short, positive sessions at your dog's own pace.

    Easy to keep out

    A sturdy wooden board that fits right in at home.

    Works best on front paws. Most dogs need a few short sessions to catch on, and some may still need an occasional trim.

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