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  1. #1
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    Phesina, you ARE right in supposing the ban on declawing cats here, works!! First of all, it's not legal for a vet to declaw a cat here, people who wants a cat, know that they have claws, so they deal with it!

    More people in Denmark (and Europe), than in USA, let their cats out, so they will sharpen their claws on trees for the most part. However, there are some who don't let their cats out, and on cat discussion forums here, some discuss how to prevent cats ruining their furniture. The replies are... clip their nails, get a scrathing post! Declawing is not an issue at all! I have never known anyone with a declawed cat here.

    It's cruel to have your cat declawed, and it''s sad that not many people seem to know what the procedure imply - and if they do, it's even more sad!



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    Thank you to all who responded to my question.

    I am SO GLAD to hear first-hand how well the declawing ban works in various societies from people who live in those societies.
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    Firstly i would like to say well done for trying to do something about it, and i think it is a bit wrong to say nothing will change as long as people value their furniture over cats, obviously it does work, it is the same in New Zealand, declawing is not even an issue here, i also did not even know of this practice until i joined PT, and was horrified to say the least that it is legal especially in the United States.

    I know of no-one who has declawed their cats, and it is illegal for a vet to do that here too.

    So don't give up thinking it cannot happen in the US of A, it is working well in many countries, so it will work there too.

    Keep at it and yes i will sign the petition too, as I hope others who are concerned will too.
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