Before you go thru with the can of worms try Google the subject of
declawing. That subject will get you in serious water with cat lovers
specially over a materialistic concern.

But before the cat lovers cut your throat. Try these first instead of the
butchering process you suggested

Softpaws
Train your cat to use a cat scratching post.


"eDog" wrote in message
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Although I am against it, a new and rather expensive leather sofa has
raised the possibility of declawing my 3 cats.

If I have to get them declawed what is the best way to do it?

What kinds of questions should I ask the vet? What kind of equipment
should
he have/use?

Simply declawing their front paws may not accomplish much with regard to
protecting the furniture.


Also, I am going to ask in a separate thread:

If I keep my cats nails trimmed short will they still be able to
(unintentionally) damage my leather sofa?

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Looking for a clue.