The flat side is perfect for filing and trimming the end of the nail, reducing the length of the nail. The inner curved side is ideal for filing hard-to-reach places and buffing the top of the nail. 

Bona Fide Beauty glass nail file are easy to use. Here are some pointers for getting started.

It is ideal to file your pet’s nails when they are relaxed and comfortable. Position yourself so you can easily and gently hold their paw steady.

One method to restrain the pet is to place them on a table and stand opposite them. If your pet is too wiggly, try laying them on their side.

Alternatively, you can kneel on the ground with your pet facing you or away from you and prop your pet’s paw on your knee to keep it steady.

Hold the paw firm, but hold it gently.

Simply file your pet’s nails with a light touch, in any direction. Unlike other files, Bona Fide Beauty Czech glass pet files can file in either directions without damaging the nails.

File carefully, always taking off a bit of nail at a time. Avoid the quick which contains nerves and blood vessels, or the nails will bleed.

With light colored claws the quick is easier to see, it is the pink section that contains nerves and blood vessels. The quick should not be nicked, or the nails will bleed. The quick will not be as easily discernible with black nails, so be extra careful.

If you are ever unsure or need advice, consult with your vet or professional pet groomer.

Czech glass pet files are a gentle nail care tool designed for regular, long-term use. 

If your pet has particularly thick or long nails, you can use your Czech glass file alongside other nail care tools, such as pet nail clippers to remove the bulk of the nail followed by your Czech glass file as a finishing touch to shape and smooth the nails edge.

Bonafide Beauty Czech Glass Files are made from specialty glass that is hygienic and water-resistant. They do not corrode, rust, rot or become unhygienic like other files.