Declawing, called onyxectomy, is a painful operation which consists of “amputating” the first phalanx of each finger. Despite the fact that kittens are light when declawed, there is still a risk that cats will be left with what are called “phantom pains”. The risk increases when the operation is done on an adult cat. It must be remembered that the day after the operation, the cat must walk on its fingers, which is painful for the animal, despite the painkillers prescribed. Declawing also increases the risk of the animal developing osteoarthritis.
Know that there are several alternatives to declawing Know that there are several alternatives to declawing and one of them is very simple and consists of offering your cat a place where it can satisfy its need to scratch its claws. That's to say ; a CLAW POST!! Or a cat tree!! Claw guards Claw guards are small plastic claws that are placed over the cat's claw to prevent it from hurting people or damaging furniture. These plastic claws stay in place for 4 to 6 weeks.
They come in several sizes and colors, so you can have fun trying out different “looks” for your happy companion. For more information on claw guards, visit www.softpaws.com. You will find all the colors available there as well as several relevant information.
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