if i had to choose out of the two i would say the front only, so at least she could scratch herself. BUT, i strongly advise against either. I had a friend that had that done to her kitten and it was soo sad. her poor little paws looked like they hurt and ended up getting infected. Not only that but once it healed and she tried to get on the couch....she just slid right off and sat there like she knew that wasn't supposed toi happen. not only this but If she were to get outside then she couldnt defend herself against other animals(or kids..hehe).. I would recomend just triming her claws on a regular basis. It might be a little bit of a hhassle but its better for the kitten in the long runImages available only to Customers.
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