Anonymous wrote:No but I used to wait for my cat to fall asleep then I’d cut a few nails at a time.

This works for me. My giant ragdoll girl puts herself to bed (ie, snuggles up on our bed) at exactly 10 pm every night. To cut her nails, I pet her for a few minutes until she's almost asleep, then trim a few nails while she purrs. If I try to clip more than 2 nails at once, though, she gets antsy and starts pulling her paw back.

Not in MoCo unfortunately, but for any nova people: https://pawdicure.com/

Anonymous wrote:No but I used to wait for my cat to fall asleep then I’d cut a few nails at a time.

I do this too! It’s the only way she’ll let me cut them (when she’s too sleepy to realize what’s going on).

I bet that some of those mobile groomers would do it. Usually, you take your pet out to their van for grooming, but you can always call and ask if they would come in your house for this specific task.

Ask at your veterinarian. I bet a tech will do it if you are reasonably close. We used to pay $20 but that was a long time ago.

No but I used to wait for my cat to fall asleep then I’d cut a few nails at a time.

In Montgomery County?