Dogs need their nails trimmed. Just like humans, dogs’ nails will continue to grow and need to be trimmed regularly. Generally, dogs who often go out for walks will naturally wear their nails while walking, running and jumping, so they only need to be trimmed once a month or so. However, dogs who often stay at home and do not go out need to trim their nails frequently. Prune every two weeks.

Disadvantages of not cutting the dog’s nails

1. If the dog’s nails are not cut for a long time, the dog’s nails will grow abnormally if they are too long, and the soles of the feet will be damaged. If stretched open, the dog's toe joints will slowly deform over time.

2. Dog nails that are too long are likely to grow into the pads of the feet, causing inflammation of the soles of the feet and making it difficult for the dog to walk.

3. Dog nails that are too long can easily injure the owner, scratch curtains, quilts, etc. at home, and scratch the furniture to grind their claws out of discomfort.