Of our four cats, two of them take claw clipping rather calmly. Not surprisingly, Frenchy and Skye are also the same ones we are taking out in the Pets on Wheels nursing home visiting program. :)
As for our formal feral kittens, Stojko doesn't particularly like it, but if necessary we can wrestle him to the ground and get it done. (The mantra for dealing with Stojko is: "You may *think* you're top cat, but Mommy is still bigger and stronger than you are.") His sister Sato, on the other hand, her claws doesn't get clipped unless there's anesthesia involved [her, clippers, innocent bystanders, etc.].
So yes, I have one bumpy shoulder from lots of little pinpricks. :)
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As for our formal feral kittens, Stojko doesn't particularly like it, but if necessary we can wrestle him to the ground and get it done. (The mantra for dealing with Stojko is: "You may *think* you're top cat, but Mommy is still bigger and stronger than you are.") His sister Sato, on the other hand, her claws doesn't get clipped unless there's anesthesia involved [her, clippers, innocent bystanders, etc.].
So yes, I have one bumpy shoulder from lots of little pinpricks. :)