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Sep 15, 2009 Rating my cat has this issue too by: Anonymous my 10 year old tabby/maine coon mix has the same thing. Did the first lady find out anything at the second vet? my cat is declawed and this just started a couple weeks ago. X Close Editor Sep 15, 2009 Rating Submitted by: Anonymous Title Comment my 10 year old tabby/maine coon mix has the same thing. Did the first lady find out anything at the second vet? my cat is declawed and this just started a couple weeks ago. Cancel Delete Delete & Ban Updating Comments page...

Aug 26, 2009 Rating Cat clicking while walking - why?? by: Melanie My cat has developed the exact problem you described - clicking sound while walking. He will be 16 yrs next month. The problem started about a month ago. He's declawed so I can confirm it's NOT the nails needing cut. Before anoyone passes judgement - I rescued him after he was declawed by previous owner 15 yrs ago. Does anyone know what could be causing the clicking noise? Is it possible that its a sign of arthritis? X Close Editor Aug 26, 2009 Rating Submitted by: Melanie Title Comment My cat has developed the exact problem you described - clicking sound while walking. He will be 16 yrs next month. The problem started about a month ago. He's declawed so I can confirm it's NOT the nails needing cut. Before anoyone passes judgement - I rescued him after he was declawed by previous owner 15 yrs ago. Does anyone know what could be causing the clicking noise? Is it possible that its a sign of arthritis? Cancel Delete Delete & Ban Updating Comments page...

Mar 08, 2009 Rating CLICKING WHEN WALKING by: Anonymous I know exactly what it is. Your animals toe nails need to be trimmed. Just like a human's they grow , and need to be maintained. However if this is your first time, i suggest taking your cat to the veterinary clinic , let them show you how. This is very important because if you cut them to short they can bleed to death. if you insist on doing it yourself, take care not to cut the vein. You can see it in the middle of the nail. good luck & most of all have patience. aslo if the claw is slightly grown into the claw already , you can cut it, then pull it out. But be sure to use something so no infection sets in. good luck X Close Editor Mar 08, 2009 Rating Submitted by: Anonymous Title Comment I know exactly what it is. Your animals toe nails need to be trimmed. Just like a human's they grow , and need to be maintained. However if this is your first time, i suggest taking your cat to the veterinary clinic , let them show you how. This is very important because if you cut them to short they can bleed to death. if you insist on doing it yourself, take care not to cut the vein. You can see it in the middle of the nail. good luck & most of all have patience. aslo if the claw is slightly grown into the claw already , you can cut it, then pull it out. But be sure to use something so no infection sets in. good luck Cancel Delete Delete & Ban Updating Comments page...

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