CATDOLL : How to cut a cat's nails so it doesn't hurt when scratching people

How to trim your cat's nails so it won't hurt:

1. First of all, use pet-specific nail clippers, not human nail clippers. Human nail clippers may form burrs on the edge of the broken end.

2. Secondly, you need to find the blood line of the cat's nails. The blood line is usually the color boundary. It is commonly pink near the toes and grayish white away from the toes. The grayish white area is the area that can be cut.

3. When trimming the nails, try to make them as short as possible. Do not just trim the sharp part at the front. Cats' nails grow very fast. If you don't trim them short enough, they may become sharp again in a few days.

4. However, when cutting the nails, do not trim them close to the blood line. Be careful to stay a little further away from the blood line to prevent the cat from grinding its claws and causing bleeding.

5. After cutting the nails, the owner can use a nail file to help polish the cat's nails and make them rounder.