Toenail trimming is one of the general care items that most llama owners can take care of themselves. We have tried several kinds of toenail trimmers over time. In this post we will provide a comparison of cost and quality for three of them, including what we hope is the last pair of trimmer we ever buy.
The first thing to get straight is that the toenail trimmers you're looking for will be of the sheep/goat variety, not of the horse or cat/dog variety.
It is sometimes said that handheld garden pruning shears can be used. This is mostly true, (depending on your climate) but it is best to avoid the curved blade if possible. And cheaply made flimsy shears are a waste of time and energy. *The links provided below are affiliate links, which means we receive a small commission at no cost to you. Please consider purchasing through one of the links to continue to support our work promoting llamas and llama information.
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AuthorKyle Mumford is a third generation llama owner, and his family has owned llamas since 1980. Kyle and his wife Jerrika have a herd of approximately 25 llamas in Southwest Washington. Categories
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