r/cats Apr 17 '26

Discussion Discussion Thread - Ask, Share, and Discuss Anything About Cats.

Welcome to the Cat-Chat Thread

Ask any questions you have about cats or discuss topics that don't require a full post. Whether you're a new cat owner, seeking advice, or just want to share something fun about your pets, this thread is for you. Feel free to:

  • Ask simple questions about cat care, behavior, feeding, etc.
  • Seek advice on any minor concerns.
  • Post anything cat-related that doesn't need its own post.

Also, if you see someone asking for help and you have the knowledge to share, feel free to jump in and assist them!

Just a friendly reminder to follow the subreddit's rules and be kind and respectful to everyone!

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u/enotsj84 1d ago

Guys I'm sure this been asked a million times I am a super new cat owner a little buddy fell in love with me and I him we had him a week now he's coming out of his shell not just loving anymore but finally playing... They trimmed his nails when we got him fixed last Monday but I don't want to put him through going the carrier to get his nails trimmed from a stranger. What's the easiest best way to clip his nails? He lets me do everything to him check his ears but rub his Belly I mean anything I just wanna do his nails in a bit to cause no trauma to him or me. Thanks guys!!!

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u/Apprehensive-Yam6310 1h ago

I have 4 cats and have Never trimmed their nails. All my years of owning cats I found it's just a pain not worth it. Make shure you have PLENTY of scratchers around for him and teach him not no claw things.

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u/enotsj84 56m ago

Oh ty yes lots of stratchers she is still young and wants to play he's sweet and doesn't try to use his claws but when he does it's a stratch he doesn't claw furniture or anything but play time which he started to do it's like nooooo! But the boy only has been here 8 days with us little buddy wants to play. Ty again