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When trimming, always use cat-specific scissor-style nail clippers. “Hold the paw, press the pad to extend the claws, and trim only the sharp tips,” says Martinez.

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The Cats Protection charity explains that trimming a cat's claws is an important part of grooming and care, particularly for indoor cats who may not wear down their nails naturally.

Moreover, while human and canine nails grow continuously, cats shed the claw’s outer sheath, preventing the claws from getting too long. Q: I recently adopted Bentley, a 1-year-old toy poodle mix.

Keeping your cat’s nails in check by trimming them every week or two won’t change their clawing instinct. But it may prevent their claws from becoming snagged on carpets, fabrics, or skin.