What to do if a cat scratches a person What to do if a cat scratches a person

How to prevent being scratched by cats?

Pulling out a cat's paws? no！

I have heard that some cat shovelers will take cats to the pet hospital for claw removal surgery in order to prevent themselves from being scratched by cats once and for all, which is not the appropriate way to solve the problem of scratching. It's a painful, very strenuous procedure that many veterinarians don't want to do. In fact, it's the equivalent of plucking out the first section of a human finger.

Doing so has a great chance of impairing the cat's sense of balance, weakening itself (because this part of their muscles is no longer active), and making the cat nervous and defenseless. The resulting stress will reduce the cat's immunity to disease and may also make the cat's temperament much easier to bite. Obviously, I'm not in favor of people doing that.

Trimming your paws regularly is the right thing to do.

Since a cat's paw is shaped like a sickle, the tip of the paw is the most damaging part. The cat will quietly reach behind the loop-shaped home fabric with the curved tip of the paw, and then retract the foot and jerk the loop off. If the cat does this, your sofa will quickly become a crumbling lawn that needs to be mowed.

The tip of a cat's nail is also a part that is very easy to puncture. We can use ordinary pet nail clippers to cut off the tip of this nail (make sure to cut off only the tip of the nail, about 2-3 mm in length, otherwise cut the blood line, it is easy to lead to both losses, not only the cat is bleeding from pain, but the shovel officer may also be scratched and bleeding). You can wait until the cat is completely relaxed, or when the cat is napping on your lap.

The cuteness of the cat and the cute appearance are deeply liked by everyone, but the cat has some bad habits