• Their Whole Life, Your Whole World

    From wobbly first steps to graceful golden years - we provide loving care for every chapter.

  • Their Joy, Your Peace

    Safety-tested materials for worry-free playtime, every time.

  • Its Look, Your Signature

    From matching leashes to themed beds, showcasing your unique bond in every detail.

Paws N Claws

In their eyes, you are their whole world.
In our eyes, you are each other’s warmest embrace.

【Paws N Claws】offers more than just products — we cherish the unique bond between every pet and their human. Inspired by this pure love and responsibility, we carefully craft everything from fun toys and cozy beds.

Because we deeply believe that their health and happiness are the foundation of your peace of mind. Join us in infusing every step of your journey together with more love and assurance.

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  • How to Tell If Your Pet Is Poisoned?

    How to Tell If Your Pet Is Poisoned?

    Pet poisoning is a life-threatening emergency with varied but urgent signs: gastrointestinal distress (vomiting, diarrhea), neurological issues (tremors, seizures), respiratory distress, or sudden behavioral changes. Immediate first aid starts with...

    How to Tell If Your Pet Is Poisoned?

    Pet poisoning is a life-threatening emergency with varied but urgent signs: gastrointestinal distress (vomiting, diarrhea), neurological issues (tremors, seizures), respiratory distress, or sudden behavioral changes. Immediate first aid starts with...

  • What to Do If Your Pet Breaks a Bone?

    What to Do If Your Pet Breaks a Bone?

    If your pet breaks a bone, signs include non-weight bearing, visible deformity, swelling, pain when touched, or bone grating. First, muzzle a distressed pet (if safe), then stabilize the injury:...

    What to Do If Your Pet Breaks a Bone?

    If your pet breaks a bone, signs include non-weight bearing, visible deformity, swelling, pain when touched, or bone grating. First, muzzle a distressed pet (if safe), then stabilize the injury:...

  • How to Handle Pet External Bleeding Emergencies?

    How to Handle Pet External Bleeding Emergencies?

    To handle pet external bleeding: first identify the type (arterial: bright red, spurting, life-threatening; venous: dark red, steady flow; capillary: slow oozing). Apply firm, direct pressure with a clean cloth...

    How to Handle Pet External Bleeding Emergencies?

    To handle pet external bleeding: first identify the type (arterial: bright red, spurting, life-threatening; venous: dark red, steady flow; capillary: slow oozing). Apply firm, direct pressure with a clean cloth...

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