As the saying goes, cats walk, cats walk. The most important thing about a cat's graceful walk is that it makes no sound. No matter how high it jumps from, it will not make a sound when it lands. People do pedicures, and cats are no exception. The soles of their feet also need care.

When giving foot care to cats, it is best to stabilize the cat's mood first. Parents can gently stroke the cat to relax it, keep the body relaxed, and allow the cat to open its claws voluntarily. When trimming your cat, you need to gently squeeze the pads to expose the nails hidden inside. When trimming, keep the scissors perpendicular to the claws to prevent the nails from breaking. After cutting the nails, use round-tipped scissors to trim the cat’s feet. When cutting, you should open the cat's toes, cut the foot hair to the length lower than the webbing, and then wipe the cat's webbing clean, and you're done.

As a first-time cat parent, it may seem difficult to complete these tasks. But as the saying goes, "If there is no first time, how can there be a second time?" At the beginning, you can invite experienced friends to help you, and slowly accumulate some experience in doing foot care for cats. Over time, and with a certain amount of experience accumulated, you will be able to complete the beauty work of foot care for cats by yourself.