Cutting our pets' nails can become a real battle that ends with scratches, bites and even broken furniture because it is something that many animals consider unpleasant and fight with tooth and nail.
For veterinarians the problem is even greater, since they have to do it with dozens of dogs and cats a week and many have already invented techniques to achieve it, like this young woman.
Seeing that she has to cut the nails of a small and agile Labrador puppy, the veterinarian calls a colleague who begins to put a peculiar helmet on her colleague.
The invention consists of putting plastic wrap on the vet's head and when it is wrapped, smearing a kind of peanut butter on her forehead.
This way, when the dog approaches, it is at the ideal distance to cut its nails and the puppy is focused on licking the candy instead of getting angry about the manicure.
The ingenious resource seems to work, but many comments claim that "it will end up biting him" and that it "works with babies", although many have applauded his ingenuity.
