What if the cat catches people?

How to prevent being scratched by a cat?

Pull the cat's paw? Don't!

I heard that some cat shovel officials will take cats to the pet hospital for claw removal in order to prevent them from being scratched once and for all. This is not an appropriate method to solve the scratch problem. This is a painful and laborious operation, and many veterinarians are unwilling to do it. In fact, this is equivalent to pulling out the first section of a human finger. Doing so may greatly destroy the cat's sense of balance, weaken itself (because this part of their muscles is no longer active), and make the cat feel nervous and unprepared. The resulting stress will reduce the cat's immunity to diseases, and may also make the cat's temperament more likely to bite. Obviously, I don't support everyone to do this.

It is right to trim your paws regularly.

Because the cat's claws are shaped like sickles, the tip of the claws is the most destructive part. The cat will quietly put the curved tip of its paw behind the round household fabric, then retract the diameter of its foot and suddenly break the ring. If the cat does this, your sofa will soon become riddled with holes, just like a lawn that needs mowing.

The tip of a cat's nail is also a very easy place to pierce the skin. 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, the length is about 2-3 mm, or cut off the blood line, which will easily lead to both losses, not only the cat is bleeding with pain, but also the shovel officer may be scratched and bled). You can cut it when the cat is completely relaxed, or when the cat dozes off on your leg.