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My daughter Kelly used to live in Detroit. She said the majority of cats there were de-clawed and kept inside because the wildlife, like racoons, attacked them, not the other way around.

If a cat is kept inside from birth and knows no other life, it will probably be perfectly happy kept indoors.

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it is illegal to de-claw a cat

ignoranus old me thought that "declawing" was just clipping claws. looking into it, i see why it is banned, they remove the piece of bone that the claw grows from, taking a chunk of their foot pad with it. takes weeks for cat to recover, often they never fully recover, behaviour changes are common.

i have seen harmless animal claw trimmers on tv. would trimmed and blunted claws help reduce the number of skitz's victims? might have to see it in action to find out.

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would trimmed and blunted claws help reduce the number of skitz's victims?

If your goal is to minimize the number of animals they kill? Perhaps marginally because more would slip out of their grasp. But to be really effective you'd also have to trim their teeth.

Most of the time declawing is done more to protect furniture from them sharpening their claws. In which case trimming is again not particularly effective because many cats react to having their claws trimmed with a flurry of claw sharpening,frequently on furniture.

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