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    I've been doing Finae's and Boris' since they were kittens. I can do Finae's front paws within about 1min total. Boris takes a little longer, but not much. Sophie will squirm a bit, but it's just trying to find the claw in the fluff on her paws that is the real test there. Her paws are so fluffy!!!

    Honey and Jorgie were declawed before I adopted them, so no need to do them. Thank goodness I don't have to clip Jorgie... I can't even brush the cat or pick him up... I can't imagine trying to clip the claws!

    Some of my fosters are declawed, some are not, but for the most part I can clip who I need to. If they are really skittish, I just let them go till they're half asleep and do a few at a time.

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    I have two cats, neither of them like getting their nails clipped. Since they were kittens, I have clipped their nails and then when they are both done, they each get a treat. I don't give them treats otherwise. So now when I pull out the nail clippers, they come running, they still whine and complain but they pretty much sit still (stern words work when they squirm a little) because they know that they'll get a treat in the end. Good luck.

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