"FD701" wrote in message
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"BuZZard" wrote in message
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there is absolutly no reason a cat shouldn't be declawed.
Absolutly none.. and all of you freaking freaks about cats
not being declawed are just that.. FREAKS! The cat
don't care if it has claws or not.. a house cat.. and if your house
cat gets out.. and gets chewed up by the pit bull.. thats your fault
for letting the cat get out in the first place. It is no different from
having the spayed or nueturd.. Or having a smelly sack taken out of
a pet skunk you flipping retards.. FOR ****S SAKE STFU!


You seem pretty annoyed about this, but why on earth would you have a cat
declawed ? Indoor or not ? Would you like to have your fingernails ripped
out, because you dont need them ? Against a pit-bull not even claws would
help, but against falling from furniture they certainly do. Being able to
climb and being able to scratch behind their ears also seem quite
necessary functions for which claws are needed. Declawing is painful and
can lead to serious problems. Ok, when the cat kneads your tummy with
claws, it's painful as well, but thats what cats do. My cat doesnt
scratch the furniture, but then I do let it out, and trees are far
superiour in sharpening those claws for the next tummy-trample.....
Yes,you have a point in saying that snipping them is as unnatural, but
with the amount of feral cats about, it's the only way to avoid unwanted
litters which may need to be destroyed. Declawing has no other function
than to make your life easier, when your cat is indoors all day, bored to
pieces. Cats scratch. It's a fact of life. If you dont like it, you will
have to look for a pet which doesnt do that. But a warning: Hamster-Bites
are more painful than a cat-scratch !

Cats **** **** up... and I have the option of taking their claws out....
rip em right out, and no more problems.. the cat lives just fine the
rest of their life. I wanna know what the big ****in deal is over it.
They are just friggen rats with big heads. A disposable creature created
by man for his enjoyment... and in the case of declawing.. look at it as
an upgrade.