Have you ever tried Pet Nail Trimmer?

Don't trim cats nails, if she's an inside cat give here a good scrathing post if she goes outside let her do her own thing. If you a worried about getting scratched just teach her to be gentle. Take her paws and gentally puch on the pads to fold her claws in. Do this when you are giving love or just holding her. Remember be very gentle.

I'll make it very simple, don't cut you cat's nails

no i haven't tried it on my cat but i have used it on my dog with great success. my cats nails aren't really a problem, but he is a little turned off by the noise it makes. i can imagine what it would take if i really wanted to grind my cats nails though.... the instructions say that you have to desensitize them to the aparatus for several days at least before you try to trim, cause it causes stress and it will imprint a negative association with the animal making them remember and hate the thing. if i were to trim my cat nails, it would take much longer for the cat to become comfortable with the device before you even turn it on. cats take much longer to be trained than dogs cause they don't like doing things unless they want to do them. if you would like other info go ahead and ask, i am an amateur trainer and animal behavior enthusiast.

Welcome to mylot I don't have pet cats so no chance of trimming their nails, but my daughter who lives at a far place with her hubby has one cat, she uses a small nail clipper for this purpose... Thanks for sharing. Welcome always. Cheers. Professor

I tried PediPaws on my then 3yr old cat. She was not very happy with it either. After several tries I give up. I do trim her nails using pet nail clippers. They are similar to (human) nail clippers but are made specifically for the shape of their nails. I have had great success using these. They do not hurt her as long as you don't cut into the quick. Also the nails don't split when using these.

I love PediPaws, just because I hate clipping my cats' nails. It feels like I'm torturing them, and I don't want to cause any damage. PediPaws is great, but it's hard to get my cats to calm down for it, because they're terrified when I grab their paws after those terrible experiences with the clippers.

I was thinking about getting this for my cats, but I am not sure how great it is. My cats do need their nails trimmed.

nope, haven't tried it, I use human clippers on my cats, the roomie holds them while I do it

I've never used it and I won't. Cats groom their own claws and I think making their claws any shorter just deprives them of a very important tool. If your cat ever goes outside then the cat has no defense system and has a harder time getting away because they can't climb trees or anything as well. And if your cat never goes outside, that's messed up too. Animals need to be able to get some outside time. It's like how inmates get some time outside every day. It's a basic life need.

Well there is an instruction video you can watch. The link is on the box. It takes time for a cat to adjust to it. I have one, and I didn't actually Use it until I showed it to Precious. Took me a month, and now he loves it. He actually will knock it down sometimes when he wants me to use it. You have to get your animal used to the machine and the sound. It works great if you don't use it on them right away. The trimming first time should not last more than two seconds. And, don't worry. Each pet is different they adjust differently. Give your cat time, slow down, and he/she will grow to love it.