your Artie is such a good boy!!!
he does really very well!! 
Just nicer for both of us to enjoy each other's company comfortably instead of me going "Ow ow ow ow Cam stop" and shift his paws around.
Acceptable, yes, within limits (I can't make her roll over to get at the claws on the other side more easily, for instance), but she'll never actually like it. That's too much to ask for.ahhh, you and your Jasmine have 'agreed' on an acceptable way to trim her claws!!!well done!!
your Tabby is 'good as gold', while Molli just isn't 'having it'!!!We normally set aside the first Sunday afternoon of the month for claw clipping, ear cleaning, etc. Tabby is wonderful about letting us clip her claws and clean her ears....once we catch her, that is. We try to do her first, simply because it's easier to grab her first. Tabby pretty much lays in my arms while Rick clips. Then he cleans her ears out well. Once he's done, she knows it and she starts to squirm to be put down. I put her on the floor and she zooms out of the bathroom.
Mollipop.We've always said that you can hear Molli screaming on Pluto. I grab her and Rick starts in. She might let us clip a claw, maybe two if we're lucky, and then she starts yelling at us and tossing herself in my arms. A lot of "Molli, NO! Molli STOP! Molli, behave! Please, Molli!" Followed by "
it, Molli, stop it right now!" And all the while she's screaming like the Hellhounds are on her tail. We've never clipped her too closely; Rick is very careful. But she hates having her claws clipped. We consider ourselves lucky if we can manage 6 or 7 claws at one time. I put her on the floor, she snorts at me and says, "I win. Again." And saunters out of the bathroom. Brat.
After we're done, everybody gets a treat in the kitchen. And til we're done, everybody is out in the kitchen waiting!
your Milly tolerates a few nails clipped here and there, as the opportunity arises!!!There is never only one "Salon Day" for Milly.
I wish there was but she won't let me do all her nails at once.
I have to catch a few here and there, as the opportunity arises.
it sounds like you've found a way to get your girl's nails clipped, that works best for Milly too. very nice!! 
This is quite funny. Lol. But now that you mention it, I realize we don't have a specific routine when it comes to trimming the cats' nails. Hmm...
that's a very good routine, clipping your three's nails while cuddling with them in bed -- at different times!!!
great!!
ahhh, that's a smart approach to kitty claw clipping!!!No specific routine here, either. I keep the clippers out all the time and when one cat seems mellow enough to let me do it, I go for it.
very nice!!
only the cats who might dig their claws into you while enjoying lap time, and clippers are kept handy!!!I only trim the ones who like to dig their claws into me while sitting on my lap. Otherwise, no need. I just keep the clippers near the couch and if someone pokes me, snip!
most excellent!!
i can totally understand that!
that's smart, to do everything at once!Both cats get their claws done in the bathroom. Leroy is done on the counter facing away from me. He's usually good at holding still but has this annoying habit of trying to lift up the opposite leg while I'm clipping the paw on the other legSometimes he gets fussy and complains. If he's really cranky, he'll hiss. Emma is done on the floor tucked between my knees. She has a habit of tipping over onto her side if I do her on the counter no matter how firmly I hold her in place
Emma tolerates clipping a lot better now than when I first adopted her. She'll hold still and maybe complain.
Claw clipping is usually combined with tooth brushing. Once a month they get their flea prevention treatment as well. I figure since I already have them in the bathroom, might as well do everything at once.
they're very cooperative with their claw clipping. very nice!!
no set routine, and you're usually able to clip your boy's claws while he's sleeping!!!
most excellent!
i understand......Ruby hates having her paws touched, so nail clipping doesn't go well. I try to do a claw now and then when she's in a deep sleep on my lap, but there's certainly no routine.
you're doing the best that you can!
your Neely was 'good as gold' with nail trimming!Neely's claws were a breeze to trim. Her predecessors were not as keen on it so it was a 2 person procedure, i.e. DH would hold the cat and I would trim. However, Carleton, my extremely docile Persian, turns into a tiger when he needs his nails trimmed. His paws are extremely sensitive and the vet confirmed that as well.
her predecessors....not so. 
your boy has extremely sensitive paws. the poor sweetie!
no set routine or specific day, and only the cats who like to knead, climb, and Tippy Toes as needed because she's still a baby and polydactyl!!!I don't really have a set routine or a specific day, just do it whenever they get sharp and long - and the only ones whom I trim their nails regularly is Tippy Toes and Camelot.
Camelot only because he is a big kneader when he is laying down on my lap, and the nails really hurt
Tippy Toes has 24 toes in all, and she loves climbing up on me. Which is lovely but also hurts. But on top of that, since she is a poly and her toesies can get snagged and twisted fairly easily (Especially since she is still a baby and rambunctious) it's also safer for her to get them trimmed.
So far, thankfully, neither of them seemed to mind too much.
Meadow had hers done recently a couple times, but only because when I found her they were overgrown and digging underneath her paw. But now they are dandy and she is bouncing around happily.
that's great!!
that sounds like the best way for your Casper's nail clipping to be done, at the vet's.None at all. We stopped trying to do it ourselves a while ago. Casper has little patience now that he's older and his health is declining. Cocoa, with dark Tortie fur and lots of between-toe fluff, well it's difficult to even see her claws.
Casper gets clipped regularly since he's at the vet a lot these days. We drag Cocoabean with us every couple of months so she can get hers done.
Both use scratching posts all the time. They are good kitties
senior cats hold a very special place in my heart. and that's ideal for your Cocoabean's nail clipping too!! 
