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Declawing Cats - The Facts

Many cat owners must make the decision ofanesthesia, complications from the procedure
whether or not to declaw their pets. Ownersitself can arise. Although rare, infection,
must realize that cat declawing is not aexcessive bleeding, possible paralysis, as
simple issue. Whether they realize it or not,well as death from the anesthesia can occur.
there are short and long-term effects thatIf not done correctly, there is also the
declawing can have on a cat. It is ultimatelypossibility of the claw growing back in an
the owner's decision, however, to weigh theseabnormal manner, growing through the top or
issues and see whether or not declawing isbottom  of  the  paw.
necessary. Below are some of the issues that
can  be  considered  by  cat  owners.A cat's whole defense system relies on its
claws. Once declawed, a cat should never be
First, it is important to consider what a catallowed outside. If confronted, especially by
uses its claws for. They use them to markanother animal, a cat will claw or chase and
their territory. They also use them for theirrun. When chasing and running, a cat relies
agility in jumping, chasing, and running.on its claws. Without claws, it is unable to
Their retractable claws help them establishfight. You may honestly believe that since
good footing and balance. A cat will also useyour cat is solely kept in the house, it will
its claws for defense against predators.have no need for self-defense, and use this
Often, an owner will only see a cat's clawsas an excuse to declaw. Unfortunately, even a
as the reason their sofa, carpet, or curtainshouse cat can get loose. You have now left
are  torn  and  ruined.your cat totally defenseless in the world.
What chance would it have in the face of
When a cat is declawed, it is not as simpledanger?
as cutting off its toenails. A cat's claws
are attached to ligament, tendons, and bones.The fact is that declawing is banned in many
Removal of the claws is likened to amputatingcountries, as they consider it an inhumane
each finger off a human hand. Similarly,procedure. Declawing does have alternatives
declawing cuts off the first bone of each ofthough. Proper training of the cat will
the cat's toes. It is also a very painfuleliminate human scratching, as well as
recovery for the cat, since it walks on thesefurniture scratching. To deal further with
now tender paws. There is no pain medicationfurniture scratching, buy a scratching post.
given to the cat afterward, since cats do notMake sure the post is not made of carpeting,
tolerate them well - so every step it takesbut rather of some type of material similar
will produce pain for some time. Often,to the backing on carpeting. Also, be sure to
owners will note a psychological affect fromtrim the cat's claws regularly as part of
declawing also. The once friendly, playfulyour routine cat grooming. This will enable
cat  will  become  quiet  and  aloof.you, the cat, and its claws to live in
harmony.
Since declawing is an operation that requires



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