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Things You Need to Know About Declawing Your Cat
What is Declawing?
Declawing is a surgery where your cats bones,
ligaments, and tendons are amputated. This is
also called onychectomy and it aims to remove the
first bones or the distal phalanx that contains
the nail.
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Things You Need to Know About Declawing Your Cat
Reasons of Declawing

• To prevent the cat from scratching on furniture.
• To prevent the cat from scratching small children
  or other pets.
• To lessen the risk of having contact with the
  bacteria under the cats nails.
• To remove tumor or tumors present in the cats
  nail bed.

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Things You Need to Know About Declawing Your Cat
Process of Declawing
The procedure for declawing can be done using two
methods. One method is using a guillotine type
clipper or a scalpel. Either of these tools are
used to amputate the cats toe and the wounds
will be stitched or sealed with a special type of
glue. Another method used for declawing is the
removal of the cats distal phalanx using laser.
This method is less invasive and has less blood.
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Things You Need to Know About Declawing Your Cat
Possible Complications
When doing the declawing procedure, your cat may
respond negatively to the anesthesia and it may
cause your cat to die. There are also risks of
having infection, nerve damage and necrosis on
your cats paws. It may also affect the back of
your cat as the way it steps on the ground will
change and it may cause musculoskeletal problems.
There are also cases that declawed cats develop
behavioral problems and change in personality.
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Things You Need to Know About Declawing Your Cat
What Can Be Done Instead of Declawing?

• Declawing can be considered as a cruel procedure
  because the aftermath of the surgery is painful
  and difficult for cats. Nails have also their own
  functions so removing it will definitely change
  the cats lifestyle. Declawing has also been
  banned in many countries because it shows cruelty
  and is not proven to be medically beneficial to
  cats. If you are having problems with your cat
  that you consider declawing, here are alternative
  ways you can do.
• Trim the nails of your cat.
• Use nail caps. They can stay for 4 to 6 weeks
  using a safe glue and they look good when worn by
  your cat because they come in different colors.
• Modify your cats behavior. Train your cat to
  use a scratching post or board when scratching.

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Things You Need to Know About Declawing Your Cat
NuVet knows that procedures like declawing might
be harmful to your cats. To prevent health
conditions that will leave you no choice but to
declaw your cat, it is important to keep your cat
healthy. NuVet Plus can help you maintain your
cats health and prevent development of tumors on
its paws. Supplementing NuVet Plus to a cats
diet is proven effective by the NuVet Plus users
on our NuVet Plus Reviews. They share their
stories about how NuVet Plus helped them maintain
the health of their pets and relieve health
conditions. Visit NuVet Reviews so you can
witness the stories of many NuVet Plus customers.

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