This cat doesn't want to cut his nails.
- il y a 3 ans
If you want to work on cutting cat nails or as it is said trim their claws, this is done by a number of steps to ensure the cut well and this as follows
1. Find a quiet place free of distractions
Trimming cat nails should be a time you and your cat spend only, leave enough time to caress your cat first, or do some brushing and combing before cutting cat nails, so your cat feels safe and calm when cutting.
2. Help the cat extend her nails
Before you start trimming the actual, train to extend the nail by gently pressing the top and bottom of each finger, rewarding your cat with cat rewards when you successfully extend each claw, until the back protrudes and you can cut it.
3. Select the right place to cut the nail
The pink part of the nail is which contains nerves, capillaries and blood vessels, cutting the cat's nails in this area will cause bleeding and some pain, the fingernails of cats are semi-transparent, usually there is a good distance between the tip of the nail and this part that we are talking about, this is the area that can be cut safely.
4. Use sharp scissors that are comfortable for you and suitable for your cat's nails
Kitten nail scissors may be less difficult for your cat, you'll find many species in pet stores chosen medium, in addition
4. Use sharp scissors that are comfortable for you and suitable for your cat's nails
Small cat nail scissors may be less difficult for your cat, you will find many species in pet accessories stores choose the average, in addition to choosing scissors that have a comfortable handle to help prevent slippage that may cause injuries
5. Cut quickly confidently and angled slightly forward
Being hesitant and not firm enough in the process of cutting cat nails can cause the nail wound instead of cutting it clean and quick, note that doing a lot of injuries for a shot makes it afraid of your future attempts, keep some disinfectant powder in hand to stop the bleeding, put the powder on the bleeding nail and continue to do so for a minute
1. Find a quiet place free of distractions
Trimming cat nails should be a time you and your cat spend only, leave enough time to caress your cat first, or do some brushing and combing before cutting cat nails, so your cat feels safe and calm when cutting.
2. Help the cat extend her nails
Before you start trimming the actual, train to extend the nail by gently pressing the top and bottom of each finger, rewarding your cat with cat rewards when you successfully extend each claw, until the back protrudes and you can cut it.
3. Select the right place to cut the nail
The pink part of the nail is which contains nerves, capillaries and blood vessels, cutting the cat's nails in this area will cause bleeding and some pain, the fingernails of cats are semi-transparent, usually there is a good distance between the tip of the nail and this part that we are talking about, this is the area that can be cut safely.
4. Use sharp scissors that are comfortable for you and suitable for your cat's nails
Kitten nail scissors may be less difficult for your cat, you'll find many species in pet stores chosen medium, in addition
4. Use sharp scissors that are comfortable for you and suitable for your cat's nails
Small cat nail scissors may be less difficult for your cat, you will find many species in pet accessories stores choose the average, in addition to choosing scissors that have a comfortable handle to help prevent slippage that may cause injuries
5. Cut quickly confidently and angled slightly forward
Being hesitant and not firm enough in the process of cutting cat nails can cause the nail wound instead of cutting it clean and quick, note that doing a lot of injuries for a shot makes it afraid of your future attempts, keep some disinfectant powder in hand to stop the bleeding, put the powder on the bleeding nail and continue to do so for a minute