STRESS-FREE DOG NAIL CARE

Nail Day Without the Drama.

Turn nail filing into a treat-powered scratching game. Treats go in, paws get scratching, and front nails get naturally smoother — without a buzzing motor.

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Reward-based Motor-free Manual treat drawer Front-nail care
Scratch.
Snack.
Repeat. Pawberry Treat & Trim Nail Scratch Board™
Meet the Pawberry™ Treat & Trim Nail Scratch Board A treat box, an emery board, and a little teamwork.
THEIR FAVORITE TREATS A LITTLE SCRATCHING NATURALLY SMOOTHER NAILS GENTLE FRONT-NAIL CARE
A BETTER WAY TO GROOM

Why Traditional Nail Care
Stresses Dogs Out

For dogs who dislike conventional nail tools, Pawberry offers a slower, reward-led way to work on front nail maintenance.

Traditional Clippers & Grinders

  • Not every dog enjoys clippers Some dogs find paw handling and clipping uncomfortable or stressful.
  • Buzzing can be distracting Some dogs prefer a quieter option without a motor or vibration.
  • Paw handling takes patience Building a positive routine can make grooming sessions easier over time.
  • Maintenance between appointments A home routine can complement your normal grooming plan.
THE PAWBERRY DIFFERENCE

Pawberry™ Treat & Trim Board

  • Manual & motor-free No power cord, motor, or buzzing sound during use.
  • Gradual front-nail smoothing Repeated scratching helps file the front nail tips that contact the surface.
  • Reward-led learning Treats can help encourage your dog to engage with the board at their own pace.
  • Owner-Controlled Reward You supervise the session and reveal the treats by hand. Positive, happy bonding.
SIMPLE 3-STEP ROUTINE

They Do the Scratching.
You Bring the Reward.

Turn nail maintenance into an enriching team game. A flat wooden board, an abrasive emery surface, and a treat drawer that you control.

01

Add The Treats

Slide open the pull-out compartment and add a few of your dog’s favorite small treats or kibble. Slide the drawer completely closed by hand.

02

Let Them Scratch

Encourage your dog to paw at the textured abrasive surface. The natural repeated scratching action gently rounds and files the front nail tips.

03

You Reveal The Reward

When you are satisfied with their scratching session, manually open the drawer and celebrate! Your pup eats the treats as their well-deserved reward.

Important Note: The treat drawer is manually controlled by you. It does not automatically unlock or open by itself, keeping you in complete charge of training and safety.

Wooden dog nail scratch board with treat drawer open and treats visible
ANATOMY OF PAWBERRY

Built for Playful Dogs.
Designed for Peace of Mind.

For dogs who prefer a slower introduction to nail care, Pawberry channels natural pawing into a reward-led routine.

  • High-Grit Abrasive Emery Board Helps smooth the front nail tips that contact the scratching surface.
  • Manual Pull-Out Treat Drawer Hidden wooden compartment with pull loop keeps your pup engaged and reward-motivated.
  • Solid Birch Wood & 4 Non-Slip Pads Wooden base with four non-slip pads; use on a stable, flat surface.
  • Generous 13.8 × 9.8 Inch Footprint A generous board size for supervised use; introduce it gradually for your dog.
ENGINEERED FOR HAPPIER PAWS

Designed for Comfort.
Built to Last.

A straightforward, manual board designed for a calmer reward-based nail-care routine.

Motor-Free Routine

No motor, cord, or battery is needed during use.

Gradual Front-Nail Care

Repeated scratching can help smooth the front nail edges that contact the board.

Owner-Controlled Treat Box

A sliding wooden compartment holds their favorite snacks. You decide when they have scratched enough and slide it open to reward them.

Natural Birch Wood

Wooden build with four non-slip pads. Always use on a stable, flat surface.

Front-Paw Focus

The board is designed for the front nails that contact its abrasive surface during scratching.

Mental Enrichment

Treats and calm praise can help create a positive routine at your dog’s pace.

THE ROUTINE, UP CLOSE

See the board
in action.

Three short demos: set up, scratching, and a close look at the calm routine.

Load the drawer

Drop your pup’s favorite treats inside the drawer and slide it closed by hand.

Watch the scratch

A short look at a dog using the board with the owner nearby.

A closer look

A calm close-up of the dog, board, and manual treat drawer.

Illustrative AI-generated brand videos. See the product gallery for supplier photographs. These are not customer testimonials.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked
Questions

Everything you need to know about the Pawberry Treat & Trim board and a reward-led introduction.

How does the Pawberry Treat & Trim board work?

You slide open the built-in compartment, place a few of your dog’s favorite treats or kibble inside, and close the drawer. Your dog smells the treats and naturally paws at the textured emery board. The repeated scratching motion naturally smooths and files front nail edges down. When you are satisfied with the session, you slide open the drawer and reward your dog!

Does my dog open the treat drawer themselves?

No. You manually open and close the drawer. Scratching does not automatically unlock or pop open the treat box. This intentional design ensures you remain in complete control of the training session and reward timing, keeping sessions calm and focused.

How long should each scratching session be?

Start with short, supervised sessions and increase gradually only if your dog is comfortable. How often to use the board depends on your dog’s nails, activity level, and grooming needs.

Does it replace traditional nail clipping completely?

No. Pawberry is designed to help file and smooth the front nails that contact the abrasive board. Dewclaws and rear nails may still need separate care. Keep following the grooming guidance appropriate for your dog.

What size dogs can use Pawberry?

The board measures approximately 13.8 × 9.8 inches (35 × 25 cm). Supervise use and choose a stable, flat surface. As with any grooming product, introduce it gradually and use your judgment for your dog’s size and needs.

How do I teach my dog to use the scratch board?

Place the board on the floor and let your dog explore it. Put a few small treats in the compartment, close the drawer, and encourage gentle pawing with calm praise. Open the drawer yourself when you decide the session is complete. Take it slowly and never force participation.

Is the abrasive scratching surface durable?

The board uses an abrasive scratching surface. Check it regularly for wear and discontinue use if it becomes damaged.

How do I clean and maintain the board?

To clean, simply brush off any loose nail dust with a dry cloth or soft brush. Wipe the smooth wooden surfaces with a slightly damp cloth if needed. Keep the board stored in a dry indoor area.

Where can I find shipping and return information?

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