Review on JOFUYU Professional Cat Nail Clippers - Angled Blade, Safe And Sharp Pet Claw Trimmer & Clipper For Small Animals Like Dogs, Rabbits, Kittens And Ferrets by Glen Needham

Works great for trimming kitten and cat nails! No need to spend more money when these work perfectly. This was my first time trimming pet nails. I recommend watching a bunch of YouTube how-to videos first if you're inexperienced. (My tips for a crazy, psycho cat: Give cat wet food with water to distract it for a while at a table/desk or somewhere comfortable for you to sit. Hold cat's paw and gently push from below to let claws out. Trim just a little at first to gain cat's trust; next time trim more. Make sure to never trim the quick, aka the pink flesh which you can see thru the clear claw part. Have stiptic powder on hand just in case you do to cut too far to clot the bleeding; thankfully, I have never needed my powder. It's ok if you can't trim all the front and back nails fast enough before cat wants down; just do the rest later. Don't force your cat to get its nails trimmed; if they don't like it, just stop and try again later. My cat will sometimes get down and walk away multiple times because he doesn't want nails trimmed, but he always comes back right away because he wants the "special" food, which I only feed him when trimming nails.) Hope this helps!