Feb 10, 2008 #1 sillyitiliangrl TCS Member Thread starter Top Cat Joined Dec 17, 2007 Messages 1,905 Purraise 28 Location In the Land of Llamas! I tried to take a look at everyones nails, but only go through the front paws on both, should I be worried, this is what I found (three angles). These were the clearest pics I could find.
I tried to take a look at everyones nails, but only go through the front paws on both, should I be worried, this is what I found (three angles). These were the clearest pics I could find.
Feb 10, 2008 #2 mews2much TCS Member Top Cat Joined Nov 19, 2007 Messages 13,424 Purraise 27 Location Central Valley,California Dont worry about it. My cats shed those all the time.
Feb 10, 2008 #3 rosiemac TCS Member Veteran Joined Dec 3, 2003 Messages 54,358 Purraise 100 Location ENGLAND... LAND OF HOPE AND GLORY! That's perfectly normal to shed their old claws. I remember finding one of Rosie's for the first time when she was young and it's taped to one of her pictures to go with the first whisker she lost
That's perfectly normal to shed their old claws. I remember finding one of Rosie's for the first time when she was young and it's taped to one of her pictures to go with the first whisker she lost
Feb 10, 2008 #4 C catzrule40 TCS Member Adult Cat Joined Sep 10, 2007 Messages 146 Purraise 1 Location Long Island, New York my cats shed thier claws all the time too,i think its a way of grooming themselves ive see them biting and pulling at thier claws with thier teeth
my cats shed thier claws all the time too,i think its a way of grooming themselves ive see them biting and pulling at thier claws with thier teeth
Feb 10, 2008 Thread Starter Thread Starter #5 sillyitiliangrl TCS Member Thread starter Top Cat Joined Dec 17, 2007 Messages 1,905 Purraise 28 Location In the Land of Llamas! I'll go back to doing my homework and stop obessing!
Feb 10, 2008 #6 urbantigers TCS Member Top Cat Joined Apr 30, 2006 Messages 2,175 Purraise 7 Location UK It's the claw sheath, not the actual claw. Cats shed these constantly so that their claws stay nice and sharp I'm surprised you've only found one - I find them all over the place!
It's the claw sheath, not the actual claw. Cats shed these constantly so that their claws stay nice and sharp I'm surprised you've only found one - I find them all over the place!
Feb 10, 2008 #7 L longroad TCS Member Young Cat Joined Mar 23, 2006 Messages 50 Purraise 1 Location Australia I find about 5 of these a day, mostly around the scratching posts