It's damage to the body, and the body will try to repair it, just like it would a cut or an abrasion.
A dogs toenails do not fall off. They need to be trimmed or they can be accidentally torn off. Yes, they will continue to grow all the time.
depends on WHERE the nail was bit. if it was directly off of the foot then robably not depending on the damage beneath the skin. if it was only bitten off the nail then yes like us turtle nails can grow back. think of it as clipping your nails.
yes. it probably will grow back to normal. =]
If you loose your nails because you injuried your fingers or you pulled them off, just wait they will grow back... but if you start loosing your nails naturally you should see a doctor immediatly
Yes because there spines are made of the same formula that our toe nails and hair are made of, so they grow slowly back but they do aventruly.
Your nails grow under because of the way you cut them or bite them. You need to let them grow long enough before you cut them off.
Once a cat/kitten has been declawed there nails will not grow back. However I must include that to have a cat/kitten declawed is one of the most painful things they surgically go threw. The process is mainly done by Fur-Parents to prevent the furbaby from scratching the furniture. This is most seen in Cats that are indoors. However to say at least if the process is done, if the cat(s) should get out it also harder for them to defend there self. Hope this helps coming from a Blessed Mami of 3 ~^.^~
first off boil the milk and put your fingers in for 20 minutes and the nails will grow 5 cm
First off you should never cut your cuticles only push them back, cutting them could cause damage or infections. Your cuticles grow daily as your nails grow 1/4 an inch everyday.
One normal fingernail and one torn completely off of the nail bed exposing medicinal substances; in particular cosmetics applied to the nails can pose a risk.
Painting press-on nails is a fun way to show off your personality without having to wait for your real nails to grow out. Stick the back of each nail to a cotton swab with adhesive tape or a tack to hold them in place if you want to paint them before you add the nails.
Once your nails grow out of your epidermis they are already dead. So the nails that you see on the surface of your finger is dead. If you break it off it will still remain dead.