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I finally got up my nerve to try clipping Bailey's nails today. Sam is declawed (front only) and I just don't bother with his back claws at all. But Bailey has sharp little claws that eventually get caught in my sweaters when we snuggle, and caught in her favourite wool blankets. I have taken her to the vet a few times for trimming, and had a friend do it for me, but today I tried for myself.
Bailey is a very sweet tempered girl, and was extremely co-operative, and I managed to get three done in my first try. But now I have a very stupid question. How many nails should I be clipping?
She is a regular cat, with the normal number of claws. Is that four on each foot, plus a dew claw? Should I also be clipping the dew claw?
I think that I will still leave the back claws for the vet or braver people than I am to tackle.
Bailey is a very sweet tempered girl, and was extremely co-operative, and I managed to get three done in my first try. But now I have a very stupid question. How many nails should I be clipping?
She is a regular cat, with the normal number of claws. Is that four on each foot, plus a dew claw? Should I also be clipping the dew claw?
I think that I will still leave the back claws for the vet or braver people than I am to tackle.