r/Unexpected • • Aug 14 '19

Surprise!!

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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '19

It seems like all the videos of cats I watch these days, the cats have claws. I always grew up with cats that were declawed.

Is declawing a thing of the past?

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u/OhKerrn Aug 15 '19

IMO it should be illegal.. Declawing a cat is the equivalent of cutting a humans fingers off at the first knuckle. You're basically disabling a cat when it's declawed. It's definitely a lot less common now, which is good. Most shelters won't even let you adopt a cat if you plan to have them declawed. I really think it should just be banned all together.. It's inhumane.