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To: kidl who wrote (8060)	8/17/2022 3:25:35 PM
From: Sun Tzu	Respond to of 8749

I've seen videos of people who've trained their pets (both cats and dogs) to "clip" their own nails. The basic set up is either a ramp covered in sandpaper or a rotary tool with a conical sandstone. The animal then holds its paw over the sandstone until he is done. The ramp option is completely self-serve. Pets can be trained to do all sorts of self grooming. My brother's bulldog had a towel that he used to wipe his face after food and water. Nobody had to clean him :)