Cats will typically scratch and bite to trim their own nails, but it’s still important for owners to check their nails about once a month. If the nail looks short and stubby, the cat has been ...

Setting the Scene Timing matters. Aim to trim your cat’s nails when they’re calm - maybe after a meal or during their usual nap time. A relaxed cat is much less likely to resist.

Cats will typically scratch and bite to trim their own nails, but it’s still important for owners to check their nails about once a month. If the nail looks short and stubby, the cat has been ...

What to do if you trim cat nails too short Cats’ nails are tiny, and they’re even harder to get a hold of when your kitty is wiggling around. If you cut her quick or her nail breaks, don’t ...

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.

Not every cat needs their claws policed by their humans. The time to intervene is if the kitty has a persistent problem getting stuck – on the rug, the sofa, curtains, throws and so on.