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What do I do if I trim my pet's nails too close and they start to bleed?
Have a cold, wet compress available. Hold the cloth against the cut for several minutes with moderate pressure to stop the bleeding. You can also use cornstarch to stop the bleeding. If it continues to bleed call your veterinarian.
Have a cold, wet compress available. Hold the cloth against the cut for several minutes with moderate pressure to stop the bleeding. You can also use cornstarch to stop the bleeding. If it continues to bleed call your veterinarian.
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