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Do I need to trim my cat's claws?
Cats should be able to maintain their own claws
without the need for trimming. They do this by
scratching their nails (yes sometimes on your
furniture) and naturally filing back and removing
the outer shell part of the nail. Sometimes
however, they may need to have their claws
trimmed if they are getting too long. This is often
the case in older cats as their claws become
harder and they are less active, or for indoor cats
or cats without access to surfaces to scratch on.
You may need to trim your cat's claws if you
notice the following signs:
Clicking Sounds: Their claws make a clicking
sound on hard surfaces.
Overgrowth: The claws are visibly long and may
curve or press against the paw pads.
Scratching: Excessive scratching behaviour or
scratching furniture more aggressively.
Getting Stuck: If they are getting caught in
carpet, furniture or clothing.
Discomfort: Signs of discomfort or pain when
walking, or if they are less active than usual.
"My cat's favourite toy"
"Bought this on the recommendation from
others. Best toy purchase for my cat.
She absolutely loves playing with the mouse.
The mouse even looks and feels like
the real thing."
- Monica G, vet-n-pet DIRECT customer
Why
was
the
cat
sitting
on
the
computer?
It
wanted
to
keep
an
eye
on
the
mouse!
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