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SVTPerformance's Chain of Restaurants
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<blockquote data-quote="Labinnac" data-source="post: 2229224" data-attributes="member: 17534"><p>Well if nothing else this will hopefully teach you a lesson on why not to live beyond your means. I know when I was down and out that there were many many days that I ate ramen noodles and wish sandwiches so I could afford to buy flea medicine and food for my dogs. </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Try superglue or a fast drying epoxy first. Check it every few days and add a new layer of glue as needed. Rough up the smooth surface of the nail with some sand paper first to get a really good grip with the first layer of glue. Make it a full cap over the end of the nail too. </p><p></p><p>If you don't want to do that get a sock to make a little bootie for the paw in question. It will take a while for the nail to grow out regardless and this may be more of a PITA than glue considering that. </p><p></p><p>Don't use tape, electrical, duct, or otherwise. Tape will NOT stay and the edges will roll and the adhesive will eventually become exposed. This will then lead to fur being pulled out and sticking to the adhesive. </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>As far as keeping the nails short I would recommend using a file rather than clippers. Especially of the nails are black and you can't see the quick. With a file you have far more control and can take off a smaller amount of nail. It will take a bit longer but it is much safer.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Labinnac, post: 2229224, member: 17534"] Well if nothing else this will hopefully teach you a lesson on why not to live beyond your means. I know when I was down and out that there were many many days that I ate ramen noodles and wish sandwiches so I could afford to buy flea medicine and food for my dogs. Try superglue or a fast drying epoxy first. Check it every few days and add a new layer of glue as needed. Rough up the smooth surface of the nail with some sand paper first to get a really good grip with the first layer of glue. Make it a full cap over the end of the nail too. If you don't want to do that get a sock to make a little bootie for the paw in question. It will take a while for the nail to grow out regardless and this may be more of a PITA than glue considering that. Don't use tape, electrical, duct, or otherwise. Tape will NOT stay and the edges will roll and the adhesive will eventually become exposed. This will then lead to fur being pulled out and sticking to the adhesive. As far as keeping the nails short I would recommend using a file rather than clippers. Especially of the nails are black and you can't see the quick. With a file you have far more control and can take off a smaller amount of nail. It will take a bit longer but it is much safer. [/QUOTE]
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