DISQUS

Well, I never did hear back about an affiliate program for peticure, but hubby wanted it! So we just ordered it and boy, it is a nice tool. The pups to to it fairly quickly, didn't force it, just did a nail or a paw, depending on the reaction I got. And TREATS. The next time they were much more eager to get back up on the grooming table. The cat was the easiest of all. Huh, go figure. (I only do her front feet.)

I did not want the Pedi Paws, even though it cost less and has an affiliate program. And BTW, for those of you catching up. soft paws protect you from scratches and furniture from damage, but won't stop dog's nails from growing, they will still need trimming. Great on cats.

Kitty Smith's last blog post..A World Full of Different Types Of Dogs

Soft paws are nice. I have not used them myself, but a much better was to keep a cats nails under control that de-clawing. I only have one cat, she was my father's kitty. I am really a dog person. Jessie let's me clip her nails without any trouble so we do not need soft paws.

Pet-i-cure is turning out to be stubborn in replying to me about becoming an affiliate of retailer. Guess you will have to do as I did, buy it straight from them. Pedipaws is a similar product and they do have an affiliate, but I don't think it is as good. And I only want the BEST for my furkids.

Kitty Smith's last blog post..A World Full of Different Types Of Dogs

I tried to send an e-mail reply but the e-mail window opens without your address. :-(

I am not an affiliate as yet, but if you haven't gotten one yet, email me and I will be sure to get back to you. I have several friends that use these and they rave about them. I am a "working girl" just like you. So, I have to earn one through my blogging. LOL You have kitties, so my blog won't be of much interest to you I suppose.