| Alderney Stud |
| Do I have to work tonight D: |
High Winds and Drifting Snow| Versailles |
| Yeeeeah... Since he gets up and scampers off with his tail floofed every time I so much as touch his back feet, I just don't want to keep messing with that lol |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| Oh yeah deffo, vet sounds like a much better option. Mine sulks after every claw clipping session so better to avoid damage to the relationship for sure ๐ |
| Versailles |
| "Boots up" made me laugh. I can certainly try that but I am thinking he's just going to do best with a vet. |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| I clip my cats claws while she is sleeping, otherwise it’s a huge drama. Can normally clip a whole foot before she boots up fully |
| Heartbeat Haven |
| I'm not sure I can really help him since he won't take any kind of play or treat or anything for doing good even when I touch. It might just perpetually be a vet thing, so I don't become the evil one in his eyes by breaking trust and touching those feets. |
| Swank Plateau |
| If anyone is interested, Tomorrowland is being live streamed -YT Click- |
| Versailles |
| I'd hope the vet would spot that. I've taken him in a couple of times now for his back feet to check and see. No injury, no inflammation. The fact that he walks away from me tail floofed and not even wanting his favourite stuff is what makes me think someone did something on accident. |
| The Old Gods |
| Ripley had some foot issues for a bit when she split a nail and I had to carefully trim it so it wouldn't catch on anything. |
| The Old Gods |
| That sucks. Maybe some past trauma from before you getting him? I've had Ripley since kitten hood, so I know her entire history. |
| Versailles |
| The only thing I can think is that his foster owner accidentally quicked him really bad on his back paws or something. He's had his feet checked for any other issue, and there's absolutely heckin' nothing lol |
| The Old Gods |
| If she fought me too hard, I'd just stop and the only treats she'd get was for the claws she let me trim. Or I'd just fiddle with her feet and give her a treat. |
| Versailles |
| I've tried that, it doesn't work either. Even with tube right in front of his nose, he thrashes and freaks out. I legit have to get a vet to do his back feet 95% of the time. |
| The Old Gods |
| Ripley would bite, so I basically gave her a treat for each claw she let me trim. |
| Versailles |
| Sketti allows his front paws to be trimmed but not his back. And I cannot for the life of me figure out why. Total calm for the front paws, expects his treat after. He knows the routine. With his back feet, he howls. And I mean, literal screeching/howling/thrashing. Doesn't even take his treat after. I've never quicked him... |
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| Versailles |
| Yeeeeah... Since he gets up and scampers off with his tail floofed every time I so much as touch his back feet, I just don't want to keep messing with that lol |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| Oh yeah deffo, vet sounds like a much better option. Mine sulks after every claw clipping session so better to avoid damage to the relationship for sure ๐ |
| Versailles |
| "Boots up" made me laugh. I can certainly try that but I am thinking he's just going to do best with a vet. |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| I clip my cats claws while she is sleeping, otherwise it’s a huge drama. Can normally clip a whole foot before she boots up fully |
| Heartbeat Haven |
| I'm not sure I can really help him since he won't take any kind of play or treat or anything for doing good even when I touch. It might just perpetually be a vet thing, so I don't become the evil one in his eyes by breaking trust and touching those feets. |
| Swank Plateau |
| If anyone is interested, Tomorrowland is being live streamed -YT Click- |
| Versailles |
| I'd hope the vet would spot that. I've taken him in a couple of times now for his back feet to check and see. No injury, no inflammation. The fact that he walks away from me tail floofed and not even wanting his favourite stuff is what makes me think someone did something on accident. |
| The Old Gods |
| Ripley had some foot issues for a bit when she split a nail and I had to carefully trim it so it wouldn't catch on anything. |
| The Old Gods |
| That sucks. Maybe some past trauma from before you getting him? I've had Ripley since kitten hood, so I know her entire history. |
| Versailles |
| The only thing I can think is that his foster owner accidentally quicked him really bad on his back paws or something. He's had his feet checked for any other issue, and there's absolutely heckin' nothing lol |
| The Old Gods |
| If she fought me too hard, I'd just stop and the only treats she'd get was for the claws she let me trim. Or I'd just fiddle with her feet and give her a treat. |
| Versailles |
| I've tried that, it doesn't work either. Even with tube right in front of his nose, he thrashes and freaks out. I legit have to get a vet to do his back feet 95% of the time. |
| The Old Gods |
| Ripley would bite, so I basically gave her a treat for each claw she let me trim. |
| Versailles |
| Sketti allows his front paws to be trimmed but not his back. And I cannot for the life of me figure out why. Total calm for the front paws, expects his treat after. He knows the routine. With his back feet, he howls. And I mean, literal screeching/howling/thrashing. Doesn't even take his treat after. I've never quicked him... |
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