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Jan 11, 2006 11:48

I read somewhere that in most European countries they don't allow cats to get declawed because it is considered cruel. I disagree with this. All of my cats are de clawed and although I realized they probably endured some pain after the surgery, it only took a few days for them to heal and they went right back to being just as active as they were ( Read more... )

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poopoo2u January 11 2006, 18:04:23 UTC

actually the humane society also (atleast they used to) consider that cruel and unusual punishment. They wouldnt allow my mom to get a cat back in the day.
Im not sure whether or not I agree or disagree with it.

bloodflowers182 January 11 2006, 18:27:51 UTC

Yeah because getting your tubes tide or nuts chopped off is so much better.

poopoo2u January 11 2006, 18:47:02 UTC

hey now I didnt say I agree or disagree with it.
I understand both sides. In the case of a cat getting declawed this is purely so the animal doesnt tear up furnature. in regards to the animal being spayed or neutering this is so that the animal doesnt create other animals that end up getting euthanized.

poopoo2u January 12 2006, 10:12:14 UTC

hey I have one ovary and I dont mind

chickenballx January 11 2006, 20:06:55 UTC

I'd have to say I'm impartial to the matter.
Personally my cat has been trained not to claw up the furniture and she's an outside cat.
Theres also a bunch of cats around that like to fight so I dont think getting rid of her primary weapon of choice would be a good move.
However if I had an indoor cat you better belive that shit would be gone like the wind.

shadowrose January 12 2006, 00:07:07 UTC

The reason it is considered cruelty, even in the U.S., is that you can't just remove the claw, you have to remove the knuckle that holds the claw. So they aren't just losing a nail, but the knuckle too.