[jebby]

Before the allergies started, I was pleased as punch with Mister's back paws. He was very good and I cut them as short as I could get them! 2 hours later, I was paying for it.
If you think about it, I basically snorted dog powder...

Oh, the woes of being allergic to dogs.

I'm guessing most of you expert poodlers know to wear protective gear while dremeling but I thought it was fine to just do it outside. Unfortunately, it wasn't enough. Next time, I will be wearing glasses and a mask.

 

[twyla]

Yeah always a surprise what kicks off a allergic reaction, although I read that as gun powder instad of dog soooo

 

[jebby]

Yeah always a surprise what kicks off a allergic reaction, although I read that as gun powder instad of dog soooo

haha I'd imagine I might die if I snorted gun powder

 

[Basil_the_Spoo]

I tried a mask. This is the best system I found - I have a air filter fan on my room 24/7 and point it towards us when I dremel Basil's nails... So the particulate flies away from me.

 

[jebby]

I tried a mask. This is the best system I found - I have a air filter fan on my room 24/7 and point it towards us when I dremel Basil's nails... So the particulate flies away from me.

this is great I'm going to try this!

 

[Dechi]

Next time, I will be wearing glasses and a mask.

I find eye protection to be really important, as a hard bit of nail flying in your eye could do serious damage. I wear protection glasses on top of my regular glasses.

 

[cowpony]

Oh, ugh, that reaction must not be fun. Nail salons are supposed to have their workers wear N95 masks to protect against nail dust. (It would really gross me out to think I was inhaling someone else's fingernail dust if I were in that industry.) It makes sense you'd need a mask when doing dog nails too.

 

[PowersPup]

haha I'd imagine I might die if I snorted gun powder

It might make you're head explode....