How to Stop Dog Nail Bleeding (And What to Do)

Grooming a dog yourself can save you time and money, but sometimes, things go wrong. I'll show you how to stop dog nail bleeding if you cut the quick, and how to better prepare. The only supplies you'll need is styptic powder (this one's best: amzn.to/2LRG29V) or a styptic pencil (amzn.to/2pO7Kvy).

Alternatively to styptic powder, to clot the blood you can also use corn starch (which I show in the video), flour, baking soda or scent-free soap.

Full written instructions here: topdogtips.com/how-to-stop-dog-nail-bleeding

"As I demonstrate in my video guide, after you've compressed the nail for 2 minutes you'll need to dab styptic powder (or whatever clotting agent you're using) on the end of the nail. Just take a small pinch of the powder and place it gently on the tip of the nail."

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