Prepare nail clipping tools and stroke your cat’s paws until it gets used to the feeling of having its paws stroked. Hold and gently squeeze your cat's paw to expose part of the paw, and then use a nail clipper to cut off the pointed part bit by bit. Pay attention to the blood lines on the cat's nails. If you cut too deeply at the beginning, you will cut the blood lines and cause bleeding.

When cutting nails, the posture of holding the cat is also very important. It is best to let the cat sit on the person's lap with its back to the person who is cutting the nails, and adjust it to the most comfortable position for the cat. Hold the cat's paw with one hand and press gently until the cat does not resist and sits quietly. After cutting, give the cat the food it likes to eat. When the cat realizes that there is delicious food after cutting its nails, it will not resist the next time it gets its nails cut.