I'm not sure what Titus and Philemon got their toenails stuck in but it looks like what ever it was is now turned back into a pile of thread.
Dogs, cats, and even guinea pigs need their nails done.
It's more then a matter of "beauty". Not maintaining their nails is a true heath concern.
Guinea pigs need their nails trimmed at least once a month to prevent them from curling into their skin, which can be painful and lead to infection. Long nails can also make it difficult for guinea pigs to walk comfortably. Here are some tips for trimming your guinea pig's nails:
Trimming a cats toenails is important for their comfort, health, and well-being. Long nails can cause pain, injuries, and infections, and can impact a pet's quality of life. Trimming can also help with balance and posture, and prevent cats from scratching furniture.
A dogs untrimmed Nails Are More Susceptible to Injuries
This may cause their body's alignment to be off when they move, making them more susceptible to injuries. While it's always important to make sure your dog's nails are trimmed, it's especially important in older dogs with arthritis, weakness, and balance problems.
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