Clipper burns on dogs can be a common concern for pet owners. The best way to fix these unfortunate burns is to allow the skin to heal naturally as long as there are no signs of infection or irritation. To help with the healing process, applying a thin layer of a medicated cream or gel to the affected area may be beneficial. Additionally, keeping the area clean and dry is essential to prevent further irritation. To prevent future clipper burns, properly lubricate the blades with oil and clip the fur toward the hair growth. If the dog does not have enough fur to lubricate the blades properly, it is best to avoid clipping the fur altogether. Lastly, take frequent breaks during a grooming session to prevent the blades from getting too hot.