by Michael (London, UK) Photo by Bekah Stargazing (Flickr) A vet has kindly listed the complications of declawing cats. This was not done for any altruistic reason. It is simply a dispassionate explanation, which in itself speaks volumes of the … Continue reading →
I was having an email conversation last week with declawing advocate Susan when she brought up two facts I haven’t taken into consideration on declawed cats. I’ve recently had several people tell me their cats had the procedure and came … Continue reading →
by Lauren I have never had a cat, but I would love to get a Siberian cat. My mom and I found a cat when we saw a car drive by and dump a cat on out street. We fed … Continue reading →
by Ruth (England) OUR FAMILY HAVE ALWAYS DECLAWED OUR CATS…Then it’s time to break the family tradition! Declawing is a cruel and unnecessary operation and there are alternatives to having your cat’s last toe joints amputated. Having scratching posts and … Continue reading →
Declawing – Is It Safe? Cat claw control is better than declawing. If you are not familiar with the process of having a cat declawed, this article will explain briefly what it is and why it is not recommended. Most … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) This story was thrown my way by one of the anti-declaw troops, Susan Woodhouse, and I must thank her. Sometimes our merry band of troops feel like ours is a lone voice in the dark. Well, … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) I’d like to do my bit and spread the good news. The Knesset, the Israeli Parliament, is currently debating banning the declawing of cats. This story comes from The Paw Project via the Coalition to Protect … Continue reading →
by Sherrie (Akron, Ohio USA) Abandoned cat – lost cat – photo by Dim Sum! (Flickr) I love cats, but they do destroy furniture etc, and can cause serious harm to your pet dogs, and your lap and clothing. I … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) The work we do on the internet to stop declawing is great. It does some good, no doubt about it. But, yes there is always a but, we also need to do more on the ground, … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) This is a provocative question. I believe that there is a greater likelihood that a Christian will declaw his cat than an atheist. Here are my reasons. I respect the views of others as I respect … Continue reading →
