It's essential to trim your cat's nails, or at least check once a month that they aren't overgrown. Follow this guide to cut cat nails when it's time.

"It's important to trim cat nails to prevent them from becoming overly long," says Kathryn Dench, DVM, veterinary surgeon and chief scientific advisor to Paw Origins. "Regular trimming also helps ...

Many vet owners trim cat nails themselves, but some feel the task is better left to vets. Clipping your cat's claws can definitely put trust and behavior to the test, but can have lasting positive ...

Never cut to the quick, or your cat may bleed and become uncomfortable. If you’ve ever broken a nail, you know why cats don’t like it. Instead, only trim the white part of the claw.

Many vet owners trim cat nails themselves, but some feel the task is better left to vets. Clipping your cat's claws can definitely put trust and behavior to the test, but can have lasting positive ...

When Frank, a newly adopted house cat, went six months without a nail trim, his owner began to notice the consequences—snagged furniture, scratched arms, and a very frustrated feline. The price ...

How can I cut my cat's nails by myself? "I think cats are just their own animals," Miller said with a chuckle. They can be finnicky when it comes to nail trimming. First, ...

Julia_Rose00 wasn't sure and wrote, "My cat would simply maul me," while Siobhán commented: "That's one dedicated mother." Others shared their own experiences of trimming their own pet's claws.

Until you grow confident with claw trimming, you may need someone else to cuddle Max while you do his pedicure. Eventually, you’ll be able to hold him and trim his claws by yourself.