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Tested and appreciated by dog owners in Switzerland
Claw clipping without a fight. Your dog participates voluntarily.
A treat motivates your dog to scratch and, in doing so, files their front claws – without holding them still.
No more fear of nail trimming
Regain trust – your dog no longer has to hide
The treat motivates your dog to scratch voluntarily
The rough surface files the front claws step by step
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Michael S.
My dog hated having his claws clipped. We always had to be two people, and he hid every time. With KloLeken, he voluntarily scratches for the treat, and his front claws are getting shorter without a fight. He almost understood it all himself the very first time. Now it's much more relaxed.
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Test WEEM for 60 days at home. If the routine doesn't feel safer and easier, contact us and we'll help you further or refund your purchase.
How KloLeken works
The dog isn't the problem, it's the method. that scares him.
Many people believe their dog is stubborn. Often, however, it's due to holding the paw. The dog loses control, gets scared, and every subsequent attempt becomes more difficult.
THE OLD METHOD
The paw is being held
The dog loses control and experiences the nail care as something that happens against its will. The fear increases with each time.
A big, scary cut
With black claws, it's impossible to see where the quick runs. A wrong cut will hurt and can bleed.
Trust is damaged
In the end, it takes two people, a groomer, or even sedation—for something as simple as nail trimming.
THE CLOACAL METHOD
The dog decides for itself
A hidden treat motivates the dog to scratch voluntarily. No holding, no struggle.
Gradual filing instead of a cut
The rough surface files down the front claws little by little. This way, you'll never suddenly reach the quick.
Trust is being rebuilt
Nail care becomes a treat-finding mission that the dog enjoys repeating—rather than something to hide from.
Claw care should never have to hurt.
THE SOLUTION
CLAW GAME
Defeats without a fight
Protects the bloodstream
More relaxed nail care
Shorter quicks. Less stress. A calmer routine for you and your dog.
If your dog hates having its claws trimmed, it gets harder each time.
Any restraint makes the paw even more uncomfortable for the dog. Fear grows, the claws get longer and the next attempt becomes more difficult.
"I thought my dog was just being difficult. But it was all about the method. With KloLeken, he now scratches voluntarily and we avoid the constant struggle."
Emma S.
The fear grows unnoticed
Every failed attempt reinforces resistance next time.
Long claws can cause pain
Overly long claws put stress on the toes and can alter the gait.
The bloodstream grows with
If the claws remain too long for an extended period, the quick can also grow further forward.
Every day counts
The earlier claw care becomes a positive experience, the easier the routine will be.
Questions? We have the answers.
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KloLeken mainly files the front claws. The back claws and dewclaws should still be regularly checked and trimmed separately if necessary.
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Yes. The surface is designed to file the claws gradually. Initially, only let your dog do short sessions and check the claws regularly.
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Many dogs understand the principle after just a few tries. Others need a little more time, patience, and particularly attractive treats.
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Give your dog time and start with short, simple sessions. If it still doesn't work out, you can return KloLeken within 60 days.
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No. KloLeken utilizes the dog's natural digging and scratching instincts. The treat motivates them to voluntarily scratch and gradually file down their front claws in the process.