Tail Docking & Dewclaw Removal Kit

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Using professional equipment, detailed instructions, and links to instructional videos, you will use our elastrator and bands to dock tails and remove dewclaws with minimal pain. We have 3 versions of the kit available in the drop-down menu. All 3 versions of the kit include professional equipment and detailed color instructions needed to dock tails and remove dewclaws on puppies or other infant animals. Most veterinarians and senior breeders recommend that this be done between birth and up to five days of age so that puppies experience the least amount of pain or trauma. (Going past five days of age is not recommended without veterinary supervision/anesthesia.)

No experience is necessary, but a helper is recommended to hold squirming babies.

Detailed color instructions with photography are included with all versions of the kit.

This kit is suitable for all breeds, but read the choices regarding band size to decide if you will need an extra package of 100 bands of a different size for your particular situation. This kit has been used by thousands of breeders of very large breeds as well as small breeds with birth weights 4oz and even below.

Video: Choosing the right band size

Very important note on band sizing - Please note that the 1/8" bands that come with the kits work for the average medium to larger breed such as Boxers or Dobermans who are docked fairly near the body but not right up against like Rottweillers may be. If you have a small breed, puppies with thinner tails, premies, or are removing only a small part of the tail from the tip (such as some sporting breeds), we recommend adding a package of the 3/16" bands so that you can double them over to prevent sliding. (Think of a rubber band doubled over a pony tail.)

If you are banding a breed with a really fat tail such as Rottweiller, the 3/16" band may be your first choice, and you would not double it over the elastrator prongs. When you drop bands so close to the body on a breed with a fatter tail, the 1/8" band may be too tight and cause them to cry excessively. We always recommend that you order the 3/16" as an add-on so you can try both sizes on your puppies if needed. Unless you buy the Premium kit, (comes with 100 of each size). It's better to have them both on hand ahead of time.

Band size choices:

1/8" - The bands that come with the kit are 1/8” diameter and have been used successfully on small to medium tails as well as on large breed tails. A package of 100 1/8" bands comes with all versions of the kit.

3/16" - This is a larger band used on thinner tails so it can be easily doubled over. Bands are typically doubled over the elastrator prongs for thin tails to prevent sliding. Those who have tried doubling over the smaller 1/8" bands have found it difficult, as well as more painful (too tight) unless puppies have thin tails. Please order an additional package of 3/16" bands if you have think you may need to double the bands over. Having a slightly larger band makes it easier to double the bands over the prongs and more comfortable on the puppy. If you are unsure which size you will need, we recommend that you order a package of 3/16" bands in your cart, so you can try both to see which you prefer. The Premium Kit comes with 100 of both size bands.) Detailed instructions are included for all size puppies.

Kit choices: We have 3 choices when you order the kit - Economy, Standard and Premium. All 3 kit choices come with everything you will need to band tails and remove dewclaws and are exactly the same components with this exception. The Standard Kit is just like the Economy Kit, but adds a bottle of Mendwell for wound care. The Premium Kit is just like the Economy Kit, but adds two extra items - a bottle of Mendwell for wound care and a bottle of T-Away to mitigate the trauma associated with body modification of a newborn.

If you choose the Economy Kit, you are responsible to provide the medicine for aftercare of the wounds. You MUST find a medicine that meets these requirements:

1) It must be non-toxic for dogs to ingest. Mother dogs lick these wounds intensely and will ingest and swallow all medicines you use. It then passed through breast milk to your neonates. If the label states that it is not safe to ingest orally, do not use it for this procedure. Medicines such as Bactine, iodine, Neosporin, antibiotic creams and ointments are not suitable for this reason.

2) It must not kill growing cells (hydrogen peroxide is a cytocide and is not acceptable for this procedure. It kills growing cells that are trying to repair the wound.)

3) It must add an oily texture to the tail end so that you can remove the scabs gently without causing pain. Regular scab removal is how you get a beautiful show quality tail with fur over the end instead of a bony, bald tail once it's healed. If your medicine is watery, it will not work. If it is creamy, it most likely has an emulsifier that is not safe to ingest.

4) It must be medical grade with full disclosure of all ingredients. Do not use an over the counter essential oils, even if it says "therapeutic grade". Those are perfumes. Essential oils are governed by U. S. perfume laws, not by medical regulations. They can state "therapeutic grade" when they are not. And added emulsifier do not have to be disclosed. Young Living discloses all ingredients. This is why we only use and sell this brand. This brand is also used by the VMAA (Veterinary Medical Aromatherapy Association) veterinarians in their teaching laboratories.

In our own nursery, we actually use the Economy Kit, along with a bottle of OWIE for wound care and a bottle of T-Away for trauma mitigation. We like OWIE a little better on our own puppies due to the fact that it contains helichrysum, a very mild, no-sting component. Having used them both on ourselves, we can tell a slight difference when each is applied to a wound. Mendwell has a tiny bit of a sting when it is applied. OWIE does not. But OWIE is more expensive due to the helichrysum (a rare and expensive plant oil), so we pair the kit selections with Mendwell to keep price at a minimum for our breeders. Mendwell is also an excellent choice and the one that most breeders use for wound care.

We use all of this equipment in our own puppy nursery and love the quality. There are lesser quality elastrators on the market that are flimsy and not recommended for this delicate work. Be cautious, as there are also copycat docking kits that have shown up all over the Internet that use bands that aren't suitable for puppies and can cause irreparable damage and even death. Please purchase your kit here where you can be assured of the quality, experience and excellent instructions provided by over five decades of experience.

We have evaluated countless elastrators, and do not recommend purchasing elsewhere; as many are very poor quality. During evaluations, we have seen fake coatings peel off, the mechanism fail, and the elastrator prongs not made properly. Please be cautious about where you purchase your equipment. We have taken so many calls from people who purchased equipment off other sites that damaged their puppies, and even caused gangrene. Please purchase from The Dog Breeder Store so that you get proper instructions and equipment.

See our playlist of training videos on tail banding and dewclaw removal on our YouTube Channel - The Dog Breeder Channel.

We do not recommend purchasing components separately unless you are extremely experienced, as our exclusive color instruction booklet and links to our instructional videos are included with all versions of this kit!

Note regarding restrictions on tail docking and/dewclaw removal -- Please check your local ordinances to determine if this procedure is restricted before purchasing or using this kit. The Dog Breeder Store is not responsible for knowing if there are restrictions in your area and accepts no liability for knowing if the kit can be used where you live.

Disclaimer: The Dog Breeder Store does not diagnose or treat illnesses or injury in pets and accepts no liability for misuse of equipment or results that are less than optimal, injury or death relative to use of this equipment or instructions. Consult a licensed veterinarian if you suspect that your pet is experiencing pain or infection. Items shown may be slightly different as vendors making this equipment for us change designs occasionally.

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Perfect for first timers!

I highly recommend this Tail Docking/Dewclaw Removal Kit. I was scared to do tail docking myself until I found this kit. It is simple and easy, perfect for first timers like me and less stress on the puppies too.

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Reviewed by: Verla Myers from Ohio on 3/2/2013

Awesome After Care Help

I can not begin to describe the amount of support Paula has offered me, throughout this whole process. She is very careful about the directions she gives, and follows up on your progress. This kit is perfect for the first time user or the professional! This was the first time I have ever banded, having the right tools, and the right person to help made all the difference. I could not have done it with out you Paula. Thank you so very much :)

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Reviewed by: Amy from America on 2/28/2013

Docking/dewclaw removal

Thank you so much, ordered the tail docking/dewclaw removal kit on Friday and it arrived here today the Tuesday after, great service, I will refer everyone to you

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) alan powell from Canada on 10/1/2013

Your VIP Customer for Life!

I got busy the past two weeks and I wanted to Thank you so much for your counseling me in banding my pups tails and dewclawing them. All went too well. More easy than I thought it would be. I actually to prevent pain to the pups iced their dewclaws and tails before the procedures. The hour after when it wore off they started to act uncomfortable and cry but after eating they soon forgot. The tails look just wonderful too. I recommend all people do the tails your way. Thanks again. I was so nervous about these procedures but they seemed to be quite easy. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! Your VIP customer for life. Marlene Reyna

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Reviewed by: Marlene from Nevada on 9/22/2015

Thank You

I can't Thank Paula enough for getting my kit to me in time. I wanted to do my own tails and dew claws and not stress out my girl. I knew she was going to have a big litter and being a first time mom didn't want to stress her by packing everyone up and taking them to the vets. The process of banding was so easy and pain free to the puppys and momma didn't even care. I would recommend this process to all breeders who have tails and dew claws. Paula's kit is wonderful.

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Reviewed by: carrie Raney from Spokane Wa on 6/23/2013

Item Description (See table above for items included with each kit.)

Full color, illustrated instruction booklet - no experience needed!
Steel Elastrator with Plastic Handles or All-Steel Elastrator

100 colored bands 1/8” medium weight for average sized puppy tails, 3/16” medium weight for very small or very large puppy tails

Sterile Gauze

Single-use glue will often accommodate an entire litter with one tube

Stainless Steel Suture Scissors with a tiny hook to place under dewclaw toe

Email assistance if you need guidance – please don’t hesitate to contact us.

Young Living Mendwell,15mL bottle, for aftercare producing a clean, fur-covered tail end.
Mendwell is highly recommended to accelerate healthy skin repair and reduce scarring. It is an all-natural therapeutic grade essential oil blend alternative to traditional antibiotics and antifungals. Mendwell can be used for healthy skin repair for the entire family including animals and humans. In our practice we see wounds healing in about half the normal time and with significantly less scarring.

Young Living T-Away,15mL bottle, for trauma support. T-Away was formulated by D. Gary Young to assist with reduction of trauma associated with injury/wounds in animals. This essential oil blend is safe for use with neonates. Apply a drop to spine any time you want to help remove trauma from your dog's body.

See our video, How I dock my puppies' tails painlessly in my own nursery

Note regarding the use of Hydrogen Peroxide for aftercare: It is a commonly held belief, backed by some studies, that hydrogen peroxide is a useful wound cleanser. However, more recent studies have found hydrogen peroxide to be toxic, or deadly, to cells otherwise involved in healing. A study published in the Journal of Athletic Training suggests using a saline solution instead. I have personally found that Mendwell accelerates the healing process beyond that of saline and reduces scarring as well.

There is another choice of wound care that you can consider instead of Mendwell. It is called OWIE. OWIE was formulated for wound care in human babies, and is especially mild. The blend in OWIE contains helichrysum, a very expensive and powerful plant oil that makes it nearly impossible to feel even on an open wound. It also makes the bottle quite a bit more expensive than Mendwell. Most breeders use Mendwell for their dogs because it is very effective and affordable. OWIE is kind of the Cadillac of wound care, but is more expensive. OWIE is what we use in our own nursery with our newborns.

Frequently Asked Questions

At what age is banding done?

Disclaimer - we are not veterinarians and cannot dispense medical advice. Please consult your veterinarian. We can only share what we do in our nursery. This is also based on the standard of care in thousands of ethically managed puppy nurseries.

We have never met a vet who will shear dock puppies past the age of five days because the trauma is too great. This seems to be a standard for procedures like docking done on newborns without anesthetic. Therefore, we band our own puppies shortly after birth. Many have slept through it and seem to react to being restrained more than they react to the bands being rolled down gently onto the tails. Some experienced breeders will band a nursing puppy easily and they will stay on the nipple throughout.

Please do not ask us to tell you that it's okay to do it after five days of age. Please plan ahead and have your kit in place before your babies are born. Watch the video playlist on The Dog Breeder Channel before the kit comes so you know what you will be doing. If you are up against a tight deadline, please read our Terms and Conditions at the bottom to make an informed decision about your shipping choices.

How do we get the bands on the tail?

Using a proper elastrator, the band is stretched open and rolled down onto the tail. This is typically a 2 person job, simply because puppies can be squirmy. However, if you have done it before, you may find it easy to do by yourself.

Why is the band for a smaller puppy (or a puppy with a very thin tail) LARGER than the normal 1/8" band that comes with all versions of the kit?

Because the band must be doubled over on the elastrator prongs so that the band will not slide. If you find that the band slides on your puppies' tails, you must use the 3/16" band doubled over. It is very difficult to double over the 1/8" band, and often makes the band too tight, causing crying. Please use the correct band for your puppies. If you aren't certain, get both sizes so you can try either.

For more information, please watch this video.

How do I know which type of elastrator will be included with my kit?

Due to supply chain issues, we now include either a stainless steel elastrator or a quality hybrid stainless steel/hard plastic elastrator with our Docking Kits. Typically, the stainless steel elastrator is reserved for the Premium Kits and sometimes is included with the Standard Kits. However, both are very durable, and are the correct size and shape for use with puppies. We have evaluated countless elastrators, and do not recommend purchasing elsewhere; as many are very poor quality. During evaluations, we have seen fake coatings peel off, the mechanism fail, and the elastrator prongs not made properly. Please be cautious about where you purchase your equipment. We have taken so many calls from people who purchased equipment off Amazon that damaged their puppies, and even caused gangrene. Please purchase from The Dog Breeder Store so that you get proper instructions and equipment.

When should we choose Mendwell vs. Owie?

As much as we love Mendwell (formulated for animals), when trialing Mendwell vs. Owie with our newborns experiencing tail docking and dewclaw removal, we found that Owie provoked absolutely no response from them. Both blends work very well; however, we feel that Owie is a little bit less painful on an open wound, due to our experience with both oil blends.

Mendwell is our #1 seller by far for wound care with pets due to its ingredients and economical pricing. We think of Owie as the "cream of the crop". Owie is what we use in our own nursery because our #1 goal is to keep trauma down. This is why we also use T-Away with our neonates or any time one of our pets experiences trauma.

Can I use hydrogen peroxide, neosporin, bactine chlorhexidine, or polysporin for after care?

Most people assume that because it is widely used, it's got to be good, but this isn’t necessarily true.

Chlorhexidine soap may be okay for killing bacteria, but it is also toxic to the skin cells that need to heal, which slows down the healing process; plus, it is considered an irritant to skin, eyes, lungs, and mucous membranes. It's surprising to me that chlorhexidine is still used in mouthwash.

You might think hydrogen peroxide is a safer alternative; however, even though it turns into water when it bubbles up, the chemical reaction destroys skin cells along with bacteria.

This is why hydrogen peroxide also slows down the healing process and why I never use it.

Then there's Polysporin, a household name for wound-healing antibiotic ointments and creams. It may surprise you to hear that I never use it. The petroleum jelly base used in these products is the same stuff we get from crude oil, and it’s a skin irritant.

Overusing these products also breeds antibiotic-resistant bacteria, creating a film that slows healing. Dogs and cats are also attracted to the greasy substance, and licking causes more harm. So, they’re not really the best solution for wounds after all.

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I first treat almost any wound, incision, or cut with a thorough flush of body-temperature water or a saline solution. I then dry the wound and apply a herbal Skin Spray that's pH optimized to promote quick healing.

Skin Spray supports fast wound healing, decreases wound swelling, and reduces pain and discomfort thanks to a blend of four herbs that work in synergy.

Skin Spray is based on a European tradition of three generations of healers. I was lucky enough to have learned about herbs at an early age from my grandfather, an herbalist, and from my father, a veterinarian.

Unlike traditional disinfectants and chemical or antibiotic-based wound treatments, Skin Spray contains herbs that work in synergy with the body, activating the body’s immune defenses. It is also non-toxic, which is particularly helpful for pets that enjoy licking off topical products.

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Witch Hazel is a natural astringent that minimizes inflammation, reduces swelling, and addresses various skin problems, including wounds, acne, bruises, and insect bites.
Yucca treats skin lesions and sprains, reduces inflammation, and stops bleeding. It is also known for soothing joint and muscle pain.

A SURPRISING FACT ABOUT WOUND HEALING AND SCABS

Most people still believe that having a thick scab supports healing, but this isn’t true. In fact, thick scabs lead to increased chances of infection and more prominent scarring. Gently soaking and then removing a scab allows for quicker healing.

Sounds contrary to conventional wisdom, right? But during my 25-plus years in practice, I've seen how keeping the wound clean, preventing thick scab formation, and applying Skin Spray leads to faster healing than leaving the scab on.

Try it the next time you have a scratch or scrape; you might be pleasantly surprised!

HOW TO TREAT DIFFERENT TYPES OF WOUNDS

For minor skin wounds, scrapes, abrasions, and burns, washing under running water immediately and applying Skin Spray topically three to five times daily for a few days is optimal.

For deeper wounds, surgical incisions, or more serious burns, apply Skin Spray on a piece of gauze or bandage liberally and change it once or twice daily until the skin is healed. You can use Vetrap (a self-adhesive bandage) or something similar and spray Skin spray directly onto the bandage to SATURATE it with the herbal solution and keep it moist.

You may want to repeat, "SATURATE BABY, SATURATE!" In a thick European accent to help you remember this when you treat a cut. ??

Even challenging wounds such as cut paws in dogs can benefit from this natural approach.

A gauze saturated with Skin Spray can prevent infections, significantly speed up wound healing, and can be used for athlete's foot, fungus, eczema, itchy skin, ringworm, bee or wasp stings, and mosquito bites.

Ultimately, chemical antiseptics that are toxic to the wound, cells, and the whole body and harmful to the environment are not the key to effective wound healing.

This is not to say that antibiotics are never needed when treating wounds; they just aren't needed as often as we once believed.

So the next time you or your animal friend have a wound, scratch, or sting, ensure you have Skin Spray in your emergency kit. Personally, I never travel without it.

FAQS ABOUT WOUND HEALING:

Will this wound leave a scar?
Regularly applying our Skin Spray, which encourages natural healing, can minimize the risk of scarring.

How can I stop the bleeding?
Skin Spray contains yucca, a natural herb known for its bleeding-stopping capabilities.

This cut is so deep; should I go to the ER?
If you're concerned, you should definitely seek professional medical advice. For less serious cuts, a rinse with body-temperature water or saline solution and then application of Skin Spray can help start the healing process.

I'm worried about infection. How can I clean this properly?
Washing the wound under running water and applying Skin Spray, which contains natural anti-microbial properties, can help ward off infection.

My cut is stinging and burning. Is that normal?
Initial stinging or burning can be normal, but our Skin Spray contains herbs like calendula and witch hazel, which can help soothe these sensations.

I've been stung by a bee, and it's swelling up. What should I do?
Apply Skin Spray to the sting-affected area. Skin Spray is designed to help with reducing swelling and discomfort.

This insect bite is so itchy. How can I get relief?
Skin Spray works wonders on insect bites, providing soothing relief from itching and swelling.

Is this redness around the wound normal?
Redness can be a normal part of healing but is also a sign of inflammation or an infection. Skin Spray has anti-inflammatory properties to help reduce this; however, we recommend seeing your health care provider.

I'm not sure if my tetanus vaccination is up to date. Should I be concerned?
You should always check with a healthcare provider for concerns like this. Meanwhile, keeping the wound clean with water and Skin Spray can help prevent infection.

My surgical incision looks a bit red and puffy. Is that a sign of infection?
While some redness and puffiness can be normal, Skin Spray can help reduce these symptoms and speed up healing.

I'm worried about the wound getting wet. What's the best way to keep it dry?
Actually, keeping a wound too dry can slow healing. Using Skin Spray keeps the wound environment balanced for optimal healing.

The stitches feel tight and uncomfortable. Is this a bad sign?
Tightness can be a normal part of healing. To soothe discomfort, try applying Skin Spray around the area (not directly on stitches unless advised by a healthcare professional).

The wound isn't healing as fast as I thought it would. Is something wrong?
Every person and every wound is different. If you're concerned, seek medical advice. And remember, regular application of Skin Spray can support faster healing.

The cut still hurts, even after a couple of days. Should it still be painful?
Some discomfort can be normal, but Skin Spray can help soothe pain and support healing. If pain persists, seek medical advice.

The wound is oozing a strange liquid. Is this part of the healing process?
Some oozing can be normal, but excessive or coloured discharge can indicate infection. Skin Spray can help prevent infection but consult with a healthcare provider if you're concerned.

My child has a cut. How can I make them more comfortable?
Clean the wound with water or saline solution and apply Skin Spray. It's safe, non-toxic, and can help soothe pain and discomfort.

I've been bitten by a mosquito, and it's getting bigger. Is this an allergic reaction?
It could be. Skin Spray can help soothe the itchiness and swelling. For severe reactions, seek medical advice.

I don't like the sting from disinfectants.
Skin Spray cools and soothes the wound and reduces the pain within a few minutes after application.

I'm worried about the long-term effects of using chemical treatments.
Skin Spray is a natural, non-toxic treatment option that's safe for long-term use and doesn't harm the body or the environment.

I have sensitive skin. Can I still use this spray?
Absolutely! The ingredients in Skin Spray are natural and gentle, making it a great option even for sensitive skin types.

My pet can't seem to stop licking their wounds. Is this safe if ingested?
Skin Spray is safe and non-toxic, so if your pet licks the treated area, there's no need to worry.

I'm scared my wound will leave a scar.
Skin Spray promotes healthy tissue growth, helping to minimize scarring. Remember, keeping wounds clean and preventing thick scab formation is crucial for scar prevention.

I'm unsure when to seek professional medical help for my wound.
Skin Spray can be effective for many types of wounds, but it's always important to seek professional medical advice for deep, large, or infected wounds or if the condition doesn't improve within a few days.

Can this spray be used on all types of wounds?
Yes, Skin Spray can be used on various wounds, from minor cuts and scrapes to more significant injuries. For severe wounds, it's always best to seek medical attention.

What about the environmental impact of my products?
Skin Spray's natural, environmentally friendly formulation makes it a guilt-free choice for wound care.

Should I keep the wound dry for it to heal properly?
While cleanliness is essential, keeping a wound dry can slow healing. Skin Spray maintains a moist healing environment, promoting faster recovery.

Will this spray sting my wound like other antiseptics?
No, Skin Spray provides a cooling, soothing sensation, unlike traditional antiseptics' typical sting.

Should I leave the scab on or take it off for the wound to heal?
Gently removing the scab and keeping the wound clean, coupled with Skin Spray application, can speed up healing.

How do I apply this spray on a more serious wound or burn?
Skin Spray can be applied directly onto gauze or a bandage, which is then placed on the wound. Remember, serious wounds should always be seen by a healthcare professional.

I'm unsure if this treatment will work for my pet's specific wound.
Skin Spray is versatile and can be beneficial for various wounds. However, if your pet has a severe or non-healing wound, it's best to seek advice from a vet.

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