Declawing Cats: Manicure or Mutilation

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Cat health Animal welfare Onychectomy Cat Scratching post Claw Nail Tendonectomy Zoology Animal cruelty Biology		Declawing Cats: Manicure or Mutilation Add to Reading List Source URL: www.dehumane.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 24,31 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Scratching is a natural behavior for cats. This removes the dead husks from their claws, marks territory, both visually and with scent glands in their paws, and stretches their muscles. Unfortunately, what is natural beh DocID: 1qKA0 - View Document
	Synthetic facial pheromone sprays/diffusers Continued scratching by cats may be related to stress, anxiety, attention seeking, or a perceived lack of security in their environment. Anxiety can also be intensified by puni DocID: 1pm5T - View Document
	Synthetic facial pheromone sprays/diffusers Continued scratching by cats may be related to stress, anxiety, attention seeking, or a perceived lack of security in their environment. Anxiety can also be intensified by puni DocID: 1oSaB - View Document
	From the San Francisco SPCA Cat Behavior Department THE PAWS AND THE CLAWS Training your cat to scratch, how to trim their nails, and the truth about declawing Most people acquire a cat for companionship, love and to pr DocID: 1oPLI - View Document
	AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WEST HOLLYWOOD ADDING CHAPTER 9.49 TO THE WEST HOLLYWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE BANNING ONYCHECTOMY (DECLAWING) AND FLEXOR TENDONECTOMY PROCEDURES WITHIN THE CITY The City Council of the City of West DocID: 1nsBn - View Document