The reasons why cats don’t like to have their nails cut:

1. They don’t understand what their owners are doing. If a cat has never had its nails trimmed, and the owner suddenly grabs the cat's paws, presses them, and takes out a nail clipper, the cat will be more frightened because they don't know what is going to happen, and the cat will resist instinctively.

2. The owner is too rough when cutting nails. The owner does not keep the cat in a comfortable position during nail clipping. Even when the cat is disobedient, the owner pulls the cat forcefully or yells at the cat, which will cause the cat to resist.

3. I have had unpleasant memories of cutting my nails. If the owner or another person has cut the cat's nails until they bleed, or hit the cat during the process of cutting the nails, the cat will always remember it and have a certain psychological shadow, and naturally it will not like to have its nails cut.

4. You can huddle up and keep warm. The cat's sweat glands are distributed on the flesh balls, so the heat will be lost from the claws. When the cat feels cold, it will draw its hands and feet under its belly and hug them together to keep warm.

5. You can have a very comfortable sitting posture. This sitting posture with folded hands is just like humans raising their feet. It is a very comfortable way of sitting, and it also has the above-mentioned warming function, so cats often adopt this comfortable posture.

6. It can keep cats in a safe environment. Compared with the hen squatting, this sitting posture is not easy to escape, so when the cat assumes the posture of folding hands, it means that it feels quite at ease with the surrounding environment.

Precautions for cutting cats' nails:

1. To cut cats' nails, you need to use cat-specific nail clippers, and try not to use them for humans. Because human nail clippers are not particularly convenient for cutting cats' nails, and they can easily damage the cat's nails.

2. Before cutting the cat’s nails, you need to soothe the cat’s emotions and keep the cat in a relaxed and quiet state. When a cat refuses to have its nails cut or even becomes irritable, do not force the cat to have its nails cut. Because forcibly cutting a cat's nails will make it resist, and it will easily make it not want to have its nails cut again in the future.

3. After cutting the cat’s nails, you can reward the cat with delicious food. This will let it know that cutting nails is not terrible, and it will also get delicious rewards.