Dog Nail Scratch Board - with Treat Draw- Dog Scratch Pad for Nails – Durable Wooden Nail Filing Board with Treat Drawer

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PREMIUM WOODEN DOG NAIL FILE TOY Simplify your dog’s grooming routine with our sturdy dog scratch board, crafted from high-quality multi-layered wood for exceptional durability. Designed with both functionality and fun in mind, this nail scratch pad includes a built-in treat drawer to make nail care an enjoyable experience for your pet. Perfect for dog owners seeking a reliable and long-lasting grooming solution.
VERSATILE AND INNOVATIVE DESIGN This dog nail board offers more than just nail filing. The integrated treat drawer encourages positive reinforcement, helping your pet associate nail care with rewards. While some training may be needed initially, your dog will quickly learn to use the scratch pad, making grooming easier and more enjoyable for both of you.
A FRIENDLY ALTERNATIVE TO NAIL GRINDERS For dogs that fear traditional nail grinders, this scratch pad is a gentle, pet-friendly alternative. Encourage natural scratching behavior to keep your dog’s nails in great shape. Its durable bamboo construction ensures safety and longevity, providing a stress-free solution for nail maintenance.
SUITABLE FOR DOGS OF ALL SIZES Designed to accommodate dogs of all breeds, sizes, and ages, this scratch board is provided to ensure a comfortable grooming experience. Starting early with puppies can help establish healthy habits and protect your furniture from scratches.
PORTABLE AND EASY TO USE Maintain your pet’s nail health wherever you go. This lightweight and portable scratch board is perfect for both indoor and outdoor use. The built-in treat drawer adds an extra layer of fun, making nail care a rewarding and stress-free activity for your furry friend. Upgrade your dog’s grooming routine with this premium wooden scratch pad. Combining durability, innovation, and ease of use, it’s an essential tool for every pet owner.

Product Dimensions	13"L x 9"W x 3"H
Breed Recommendation	All Breeds, all sizes
Specific Uses For Product	Dog nail file
Recommended Uses For Product	Indoor
Material	Wood

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Dog Nail Scratch Board - with Treat Draw- Dog Scratch Pad for Nails – Durable Wooden Nail Filing Board with Treat Drawer

The Ultimate Anxiety-Free Nail Care Solution for Dogs

Does your dog hate nail trims? We get it. In 2018, our dog Trevor was kicked out of the groomers because his anxiety skyrocketed after a groomer accidentally clipped his quick. The vet said sedation was the only way to trim his nails, but that just wasn’t an option for us. So, we created the first-ever Scratch Square—a scratch board with a treat-dispensing box designed to make nail care easy, fun, and stress-free.

If you’ve ever struggled to trim your dog’s nails without hanging them from the ceiling, smearing peanut butter on your forehead, or wrestling to keep them still, then the Scratch Square is made for you. Let your dog file their nails while having fun, and enjoy a grooming experience that leaves tails wagging.

Lunbuy products are here to make pet care a breeze. Because nail trimming shouldn’t be a nightmare.

Stress-Free Nail Care,
Built-In Treat Dispenser for Positive Reinforcement
Designed by Pet Owners, For Pet Owners

Fun, Rewarding Nail Care with a Treat Twist

Many dogs hate nail clippers or grinders, leading to anxiety-filled grooming sessions. But the Lunbuy changes that by turning nail care into a fun and rewarding experience.
Simply add your dog's favorite treat to the built-in snack box, and watch as they naturally file down their nails while searching for the treat.

Fun, Rewarding Nail Care with a Treat Twist

Whether your dog is big or small, the Scratch and Snack Pad™ is designed to work for all breeds. The high-quality wood and durable sandpaper provide a safe and natural filing surface that's gentle enough for small dogs yet tough enough for large breeds.

100% non invasive – no more painful clipping accidents.

No more worrying about clipping too high. Trimming your pup's nails yourself is a risk. Just 1 centimeter too far and your dog is bleeding, and in pain.
Playnails is the natural way of nail trimming, no more trimming accidents or trips to the vet.

4k+ pup parents swear by it.

Real Reviews From Real Users

FAQS

Is this safe for the paw pads?

Yes! — the scratch surface is designed to file nails gradually while your dog scratches naturally, without harming the paw pads. Dogs control the pressure themselves, so it’s a gentle, self-regulated process rather than a forced trim.

How long does it take for dogs to learn to use it?

Most dogs understand the concept within a few short training sessions, especially when high-value treats are used. Some curious or food-motivated dogs start scratching the very first day, while others may take a few days of gentle encouragement to build the habit.
Because the board uses positive reinforcement, dogs learn at their own pace — and once they associate scratching with rewards, it quickly becomes a fun, repeatable routine.

What if it doesn’t work for my dog?

Every dog is different, it's okay if your pup doesn't learn to scratch the board right away, it may take up to a few weeks to teach them to use it. If you need any help training your pup to use it, our support team is here to help!

How often should I let my dog use the playnails?

It's recommended to let your dog use the playnail for 10-15 minutes a few times a week. This should help maintain healthy nail length in between full grooming sessions.

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Dog Nail Scratch Board - with Treat Draw- Dog Scratch Pad for Nails – Durable Wooden Nail Filing Board with Treat Drawer

About this item

OUR GUARANTEE

The Ultimate Anxiety-Free Nail Care Solution for Dogs

Fun, Rewarding Nail Care with a Treat Twist

Fun, Rewarding Nail Care with a Treat Twist

100% non invasive – no more painful clipping accidents.

4k+ pup parents swear by it.

FAQS

Is this safe for the paw pads?

How long does it take for dogs to learn to use it?

What if it doesn’t work for my dog?

How often should I let my dog use the playnails?

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