When going to the vet to get nails clipped back isan;t a real viable option what is a better way. Normaly I would do it my self but if you follow along on my other thread its not a option right now with mousy. I know they need to be clipped back and I am probably going to have them clip her nails when I take her for a checkup next month but There has to be some kind of way to get them clipped without stressing her out and getting me bit and clawed half to death. I belive the lenght her nails are right now is partialy to blame for her claws getting stuck in things and getting torn to the point of bleeding slightly.
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This is how we train all our cats to have their nails clipped, no matter the age at which they're rescued. I wait until they're asleep, actually. I have clippers ready, and clip ONE claw, and immediately put a treat down. I do one claw a day in rotation. When they get used to that, I bump it to two - or as many as they can take before the treat. It takes time, but usually within a couple of weeks to a month, they sit on your lap patiently while you do one paw, give them treats, and then the next paw, and give them treats. 
This is how we train all our cats to have their nails clipped, no matter the age at which they're rescued. I wait until they're asleep, actually. I have clippers ready, and clip ONE claw, and immediately put a treat down. I do one claw a day in rotation. When they get used to that, I bump it to two - or as many as they can take before the treat. It takes time, but usually within a couple of weeks to a month, they sit on your lap patiently while you do one paw, give them treats, and then the next paw, and give them treats. 
