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I like the dog nail clippers too, aart. They are great for the tip. If spurs are old and thick, after that it's a mini hacksaw for me . . .

I've always used a sharp, fine-toothed saw like a hacksaw on spurs. If they are long, you can trim the tip and, over time, work your way down. The blood retreats from the end. You can really lessen bleeding this way.