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Old 19-05-2009, 07:21 AM
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Old 19-05-2009, 07:25 AM
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They are trying to outlaw declawing in the US but so far West Hollywood, California is the only place where it's illegal.
As it is many animal shelters will not allow you to declaw your cat if you want to adopt from their shelter. I had to sign a contract agreeing I would never declaw my cats.
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Old 19-05-2009, 10:16 AM
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To be fair I think it's ignorance thing rather than only a cruel thing. I don't think most people in the states get that they are basically mutilating their cats for convenience.

We're not all cruel and inhumane (or ignorant). I would never get my cats declawed.
I said only cruel people over in the states declaw as in not everyone in the states declaws I do have friends over there!!


No-body should be ignorant with any animals, there is no excuse for that, you reserch how to look after them before you get them! It is animal cruelty/abuse clear and simple, how anyone could think declawing is ok is beyond me.
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Old 19-05-2009, 06:32 PM
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It is very painful for the cat, even in the recovery phase, Like someone said, it would be like removing a human fingernail but down as far as the first knuckle!
It also includes moving part or all of a smal bone, the terminal bone.
I'm not going to post any pics because they are pretty nasty, but thankfuly illegal in most european countries

It is estimated around 25% of cats in America are declawed

If anyone wants to read more about the subject here's a link:
DECLAWING: What You Need to Know

The sad thing is it is purely for convinience for owners,
My advice: Buy a scratch post!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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My partners daughter does not like her year old baby (my OH's grandson) near dogs!!! She ain't welcome here!!! when and if she ever changes her mind the door will be open to her!!! She is OK with the older lad may I add.
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This is not a joke!!! it is seriously TRUE

People like that always make me laugh. 90% of the time, the pets are far better behaved than the brats!
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People like that always make me laugh. 90% of the time, the pets are far better behaved than the brats!
The pets are ALWAYS better behaved than the kids. I find alot of kids who don't have pets simply don't know how to behave around them, they leave and the cats are stressed. I hate having to tell kids who are visiting to not be so annoying to the cats, it is very awkward, but I prefer to do that rather than have the cats all stressed for hours afterwards.

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Re: great cat free to a good home
I dont have any children yet, but i have told my nephews the same not to annoy my cats loads of time, and they still moan if they get scratched i just say what do you expect if you keep irritating them xxx
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I still say, get your face away from the cats face!!

It's all part of learning about animals anyway.
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