Cat nails should be trimmed once every one to two weeks. Generally, kittens' nails grow faster, especially when they don't know how to grind their nails, so owners need to trim their cats' nails every week or so. Adult cats generally grind their own nails, and their nails grow slowly, so owners can trim their cats' nails every two weeks or so.

Benefits of cutting cat nails

1. If the nails are not cut for a long time, the nails will easily grow abnormally and even grow into the cat’s footpads. When the cat walks, There will be a stinging sensation, and over time it will cause inflammation and abscesses on the foot pads. Keep your cat's nails healthy with regular nail clipping.

2. Cat nails are too sharp and it is easy to accidentally scratch others when playing with humans or companions. Or when fighting with other animals, it is easy to cause serious harm to the other animal. Trimming your cat's nails regularly can prevent you from being accidentally injured by your cat.

3. Prevent cats from destroying furniture. Cats whose nails are too long will grind their claws frequently, so they will scratch furniture, sofas, etc., and may even scratch curtains, sheets, etc. while running and jumping. Regular nail clipping can prevent your cat from scratching your furniture.