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are joined by K9 Magazine’s
gardening.
latest recruit, Poppy the
Chloe is a 10 year old yellow Labrador
Mia’s favourite hobby is
with a serious lust for life and a
She always seems to be working to
Lhasa Apso. Don’t be fooled passion for anything the colour orange.
a rigid schedule whether it be
by her cute and cuddly
She’s a fun-loving girly whose motto in
re-arranging the order of her toys or
imparting her own unique brand of
demeanour, she’s no lapdog
life would be ‘Let’s Rave’. Her career
choice would be a children’s TV
stern discipline to her incredibly
and can walk for miles on presenter.
patient friend, Chloe. Her motto: ‘Did
her sturdy, little legs.
I give you permission to do that?’
Pedi Paws Electric Nail File
Reviewed by Mia
After recently discovering the Pedi Paws
electric nail file, Mia has taken centre stage
to review it!
Pedi Paws is the safe alternative to clipping
your pet’s claws. It files nails smoothly,
guaranteeing you the most manicured mutt.
Nail care is essential for your pet’s health and
comfort. If your pet’s nails touch the floor then
it’s time for a trim. Overgrown nails cause a
variety of problems from deformed feet to hip
and back problems.
Mutts and moggies have a vein in their claws
that can bleed if clipped too short. This can
make cutting a challenge. Pedi Paws solves
this problem. Its spinning emery board uses a
protective cap which allows
only the correct amount of
nail to be trimmed. Unlike
clippers it won’t cause
splitting or cracking.
Visit www.jmldirect.com for
details or to place an order!
To use this you need to
acquaint your pet with it off.
And then acclimatise it with Pedi
Paws switched on. After a few days
pets should be comfortable to use
Pedi Paws on.
Priced at £24.99, it is set to leave your
pet’s nails at a healthy length and leave
your home safe from snags and scratches.
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