Although that painful procedure in humans would still allow us to go to the bathroom without having to painfully dig in sand and walk every step feeling such pain. Cats don't get that luxury, and with regular nail trimmings (which is much cheaper, and not painful), scratching posts, and training your cat to play with toys, and NOT TO ATTACK YOUR HANDS as a way to play, eliminates scratching problems.

PLEASE DO YOUR RESEARCH AND DO NOT PARTICIPATE IN ANIMAL CRUELTY
HERE'S MORE READING:
"Indeed, in all my research on the Internet, I have yet to see a veterinarian cite a common medical reason for declawing, except to repair a badly done first job, in which the claws have grown back, causing crippling pain to the cat."
There is no reason to declaw other than the Americanized idea of turning pets into commodities that can be modified to our liking. They are not, they are living, pain-feeling, sentient beings. If you still think the only solution to owning a cat is to have him or her declawed, then I think you SERIOUSLY need to rethink owning cats in the first place. If you already have had your cats declawed, and want to adopt another one and figure, "well I already declawed the others, might as well...right?" Wrong. You can stop this behavior, and not continue the brutal mistreatment of your pets. Make the right choice. And ask yourself, why do you want a cat in the first place?
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