January 23, 2026
81Declawing a cat involves amputating the last bone of each toe and carries significant health and behavioural risks. The procedure can cause chronic pain, nerve damage, and litter box avoidance. Instead, provide scratching posts, use nail caps, or trim claws regularly. The Animal Welfare Act 2006 considers declawing an unnecessary mutilation unless for medical reasons. Most veterinary practices discourage the procedure due to welfare concerns.
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