A million times I have read that the last thing you should do if you haven’t posted to your blog for awhile is to apologize and come up with a million excuses. So I won’t do that. Let me just say that I have been working on building my new business and it is coming along swimmingly. If you’d like to know more about it, head on over to I.M. Proofreading for a bit more information.

I have some great articles in the works for the next week, but for the time being I’d like to take a bit about this ad I keep seeing and getting spam about: Pedi-Paws. This is not an ad and I am not an affiliate so keep reading.

If you have cats you know what a painful experience it is (for you and them!) to trim their claws. And with indoor cats, you really have to keep them trim. I especially need to stay on top of this because one of my cats has a problem with the second nail on each of her front paws. If her nails grow too long, they will pierce her paw and begin to grow into it. It’s terrible.

On the other hand, trying to know the exact right spot to stop with the nail clippers is a big pain. There is nothing worse than when you go to far and a couple drops of blood squeeze out. I’ve only done it a few times, but each time my poor cats just look up at me and meow morosely, as if to say, “I trusted you! And look what you did!”

Okay, so this Pedi-Paws thing looks just awesome, but I’m really sick of getting 1800 spam emails a day about and seeing the commercial every time I try to watch Jon and Kate Plus Eight. The thing is, I really do want this product, but I refuse to buy it from some a$$hole spammer.

So my question is, are any of you affiliates for this product? Seriously. If i could buy Pedi-Paws from someone who is actually reading my blog, I wouldn’t be pissed off every time I used it. Otherwise I’ll be stuck with the nail clippers and sad kitties.

If you happen to be selling this particular product, just click the link below to send me an email and I’ll buy it from you:


I Want to Sell you Pedi-Paws!!!

First one to hit my inbox gets the sale. Come on, guys, Help me out!

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  • lol, those emails always end up coming, no matter what!
  • Ann
    If you haven't purchased one yet, I just got an email from Bed Bath & Beyond & they now are selling PediPaws for $19.95. This could help you with the delivery/ credit card issue. Plus if it doesn't work like it says, you can return it. I'm heading there this weekend.
    good luch
  • Well, I never did hear back about an affiliate program for peticure, but hubby wanted it! So we just ordered it and boy, it is a nice tool. The pups to to it fairly quickly, didn't force it, just did a nail or a paw, depending on the reaction I got. And TREATS. The next time they were much more eager to get back up on the grooming table. The cat was the easiest of all. Huh, go figure. (I only do her front feet.)

    I did not want the Pedi Paws, even though it cost less and has an affiliate program. And BTW, for those of you catching up. soft paws protect you from scratches and furniture from damage, but won't stop dog's nails from growing, they will still need trimming. Great on cats.

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  • I have a Peticure and it was a great purchase. From what I can tell online, it seems to be the better choice over Pedipaws. Less complaints, and faster, more reliable shipping. Plus they are now selling a high quality pet treat to help reward your pet for letting them groom it's nails.
  • I am sorry I forgot to tell you the website address is: http://www.ra-solarsolutions.com

    Nass Alhat
  • Hi everybody I found a website that sells Pedi Paws for only $ 14.95 + S&H after a $5.00 OFF Descount if you refer a fellow pet lover to them.

    Well I found this website through Google and Yahoo when I was searching for wholesale prices.

    Aware that the official PediPaws site offer the same product + a free pet sheder for $ 19.99 + twice S&H for the products that they offers you. It means your really pay more than $ 38.00 for the item itself.
    I got one from them, they have and excellent customer service.
    I think that I have to share this notice with all your readers in order to save some money!
    Nassalhat
  • no name
    no. I will NOT peddle items that are spam. no. I will not contribute to the spam problem by purchasing same products. no. I will not further the pollution of the Internet. no. I will not endorse spam items. just say no. delete the spam. do not buy. do not reward spammers -- no matter how good the product is.
  • Soft paws are nice. I have not used them myself, but a much better was to keep a cats nails under control that de-clawing. I only have one cat, she was my father's kitty. I am really a dog person. Jessie let's me clip her nails without any trouble so we do not need soft paws.

    Pet-i-cure is turning out to be stubborn in replying to me about becoming an affiliate of retailer. Guess you will have to do as I did, buy it straight from them. Pedipaws is a similar product and they do have an affiliate, but I don't think it is as good. And I only want the BEST for my furkids.

    Kitty Smith's last blog post..A World Full of Different Types Of Dogs
  • I use soft paws and they work great!
  • James Callaway
    Good luck finding an affiliate much less and affiliate program that offers this product. Lord knows I tried!

    Best I can suggest is doing a search for pedi paws or peticure and buy directly from them.

    JC
  • Nice to see no applogies for the delay of posting and directly asking for the sale.
  • Ouch! Poor kitty. Trimming my cat's nails is sorta dangerous. I usually take her somewhere and let them do it. I've heard of Pedi-Paws but haven't even considered trying them in fear that I'll get my eyes scratched out.
  • I tried to send an e-mail reply but the e-mail window opens without your address. :-(

    I am not an affiliate as yet, but if you haven't gotten one yet, email me and I will be sure to get back to you. I have several friends that use these and they rave about them. I am a "working girl" just like you. So, I have to earn one through my blogging. LOL You have kitties, so my blog won't be of much interest to you I suppose.
  • I would really like to sell you that product but I'm not an affiliate so I can't. The fun part is that I am obviously to lazy to go sign up for their program.

    Mikael

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  • Meh, we all have to take our breaks, I look forward to reading your upcomming articles.
  • heh, not sure how I've missed that one. I wish these idiots who spam would read some of Seth Godin's books. *cough* permission marketing *cough*

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  • I saw those clippers and thought they were a good idea. I bet a simple search would find you the place to buy them.

    By the way, I looked at your Proofreading service page and will keep it in mind. May be doing some stuff soon.
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    I recommend soft paws. My mother runs a cattery and she makes people sign a contract stating that they will not declaw their cat that we allow them to adopt. I think it is very inhuman.
  • true... trimming cat nails can be tricky. you draw blood, and there's the chance that your cat'll never let you near his paws again, or at least not without a fight. :(

    thankfully, since we let our cat wander around outdoors, his nails don't get so long that trimming becomes an issue. but i do feel for the persons with indoor cats.

    and i like that you're refusing to buy from spammers, even if you like the product. my feeling is that spammers would have much less of an incentive to spam, if their tactics didn't work as often. so it's great what you're doing, refusing to empower spammers, even if it means some inconvenience to you in the short term.

    hope some non-spammer eventually gets in touch with you. :)

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