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If you’re going to be using paints, make sure the paints are child safe. Anything that is easy to clean will also be helpful down the road. You want to use non-toxic products that are safe for your pooch. Washable body paints or finger paints
Gently press your pet’s paw on pad. Be as controlled and even as possible. Try not to wiggle, slide, or rub. As noted above, how to do this will vary depending on you and your pets. I recommend some dry runs before printing. Unlike clay that can be rolled to start again, touchless ink kits have limited reuse as noted above. An extra helper goes a long way towards keeping it low stress and getting a clean print. I handled the pad positioning and my husband took care of dog wrangling. I’m not sure I could have gotten clean prints solo. Obliging Oli perhaps, but probably not wiggly young Humphrey. Test Methods First, then Take Prints It’s often easier to take prints when there are 2 of you; one person to rub the inkless wipe over your pet’s paw and one person to hold your pet. Given our pets mean so much to us, it’s only natural to want to keep them with us wherever we go and incorporate them into our lives as much as possible. In this blog we share with you our top tips on how to take amazing paw prints from your pets so you have them to keep forever. You also then have the option of capturing those special paw prints in a personalised paw print stamp or silver paw print jewellery ? Getting started… Be patient with your pet. They have not seen an inkless paw print kit before and have no idea what you are asking them to do or why!
What is the best ink pad safe for dogs?
Place the touchless in pad, ink side down, on the imprint card (or your own paper). I recommend using a moveable non-slip base material (optional) underneath as noted in the supplies and materials section above. In addition to added protection, this makes it easy to move, position, and use the pad. Especially helpful if working on the floor with large pets, like our boys. These methods will likely work best and won’t cost too much. Tempera or water-based paints are also good as they tend to be non-toxic. From there, just dip your dog’s paw in the paint, then gently press it onto a sturdy paper for a couple of seconds. Lift the paw straight up and wash it. You may wish to take more than one print to make sure you get a good one. Dough The first thing you need to do is read through the instruction sheet as it tells you everything you need to do. Tips to help you capture that purrrfect paw print…
It is often easier to take paw prints from dogs when they are calm and relaxed after being taken out for a pee. Recently we have been looking at ways to improve and add even more value to our popular inkless paw print kits. Our inkless paw print kits now come with 2 A4 sheets of inkless paper as standard so you have plenty of room to capture lots of your furbaby’s precious paw prints. These inkless paw print kits have been successfully used with a variety of pets including; kittens, cats, puppies, dogs, guinea pigs, hamsters and mice. There are likely a few other animals that you could use these kits for too. If your pet has very furry paws please try to carefully trim the fur yourself or book your pet in at the groomers. Ok, so you have a treasured pet or three and would like to capture their unique paw prints to keep forever. You could try using an ink pad and some paper at home, but I think you can imagine how that would likely end up!!! Yes, you guessed it, ink paw prints all over your house and probably all over you too!!This is particularly helpful if your pet is very bouncy & excited or not in a good mood! Simply try again when they are calmer and happier.
However, taking your dog’s paw prints yourself can be a fun DIY project and bonding experience. There are several ways to do it.
If your pet has particularly furry paws you’ll find it easier to take a paw print after their paws have had a trim if that’s possible. For example, plan to take your dog’s paw prints after a visit to the groomers. Inkless wipes are very safe but we do advise wiping your pet’s paw with a baby wipe/damp cloth after. These inkless paw print kits have been successfully used with a variety of pets including; kittens, cats, puppies, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, a hamster and mice. There are likely a few other animals that you could use these kits for too like rats. Some manufacturers sell dog paw print kits that can help you get a cast of your dog’s paws. If your dog has recently passed away, some cremation and memorial services will take a paw print for you as a keepsake of your precious pet.
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