Cutting My Cats Claws

How to trim your cats claws without getting attacked.

Cutting my cats claws.

Unfortunately trimming cat nails can be challenging because most cats do not like nail trims. If your cat resists don t raise your voice or punish her. The cat s claw is made up of two parts. This video will show you how easy it is to safely trim or cut your cats claws at home using a regular nail clipper.

Some cats do well with no restraint at all but most cats need to be held firmly but gently to make sure that no one gets hurt. There are plenty of ultra close up view. Trimming a cat s claws should be as painless as you cutting your nails. Cats have retractable claws while dogs claws are always extended and so you may only see the full extent of your cat s claws when they are kneading or using their scratching post.

You have to be careful not to cut the quick which contains the blood vessels and the nerves. Look for a pink or red tinge at the base of the claw and ensure that you do not cut too close to it. I got my cats actually extending their nails for me for the trimming. How to trim your cats claws without getting attacked.

The nicer the cat will be for future trimmings. The cat has 4 toes on each his her hind legs and 5 toes on the front ones. Like your own nails the claws have a quick which is rich with nerves and blood vessels and that can be very painful if damaged and in. Never attempt a clipping when your cat is agitated or you re upset.

It looks like your kitten trust you a lot. Because cats temperaments and dispositions vary greatly there is no perfect way to handle a cat while trimming their claws. Select a comfortable chair in a quiet room where your cat can t look out the window. And don t rush you may cut into the.

A cat may need its nails trimmed to keep them from splitting or breaking and you may find it productive to trim off the sharp points of your cat s nails if the cat is prone to kneading scratching etc. It is important to cut the nail on the side and to use a good sharp cat trimmers. A nail trimming every ten days to two weeks is a nice routine to settle into. The gentler and more successful you are at safely trimming and keep you cat calm.

Here are some helpful tips on the cat nail trimming process and how to keep a cat calm during a nail trim. Try resting the cat in the crook of one arm while holding one paw with the other hand. Keeping your cat calm. Trimming a cat s nails is fairly easy once you get your cat accustomed to it.

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