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RE: Toenail clipping

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Posted by: JaimeMarie at Sun Jun 6 07:36:14 2004  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by JaimeMarie ]  
   

>>How often do you trim your cat's claws? I just trimmed my kitten's two days ago, and I swear they're sharp again already!
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>>Has anyone here tried those toenail caps that you glue on?

We usually trim every two weeks or so. Kittens' claws are going to be sharp because they are not fully developed yet, and they are like little needles. I have never tried the caps. They seem like a good idea. But I would be afraid my kitten would get them off and eat them.
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