[ SECRET POST #4875 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4875 ⌋

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Re: OP

[(Anonymous)]

I think the anon above meant that you should let the kitten get used to you touching/handling it's paws. My cat doesn't ever scratch/has no problems with its paws, so I wouldn't know anything about it, but should you need to trim your cat's nails, it would be 100% easier when it doesn't mind you touching it. (Also touching the toe beans is fun <3)

The problem with cats is that unless you can see a direct wound or anything physical, you often to realize there is something wrong, so the 'checking the water dish' method seems like the safest option.
Another tip: Cats often don't like it when whe water is too close to the food, cause they're very clean animals. (Same reason why the food/water shouldn't be close to the litter box)