Right-on.

• Would I be a horrible person if - MT4eight
  • Don't think it's a bad thing, especially if they are indoor cats. nm - maam1
  • You could use ScatMats. - Misha
  • Try this ideas - - catlady
  • I wanted more info as well on this topic (sm) - Hayseed
  • Soft Paws - Rad MT
    • Do those stay on or do they fall off when the kitty scratches? - ER MT
      • http://softpaws.com/ - Rad MT
    • How cute is that? - PAMT~MDM
  • All the vets I ever worked with had their cats declawed. - nm
    • vets - romey
      • When I worked for vets, they and staff always disclosed - it was akin to removing 1st joint of finger. No se
        • Good that some are being upfront - romey
      • It is a MEDICAL procedure. I suppose - NY MT
        • ummm let's see, NO - romey
  • Cat away spray - cat lover
  • It's a serious step, but.... (sm) - tnmt
  • Mutilation is mutilation - romey
    • Right-on. - nmsg
  • No, you wouldn't be a horrible person - PAMT~MDM
  • Buy one of those thick doormats. My cats love SM - Gabby Haze
    • we just took the more rowdy cat to the groomer - MT4eight
  • There are other ways. Declawing is actually - - Flibertygibbit
  • I had it done for the same reasons as you. sm - trose
  • Declawing cats - LinK
  • Declaw them. Mine is, no problems, she stays inside though. nm - webmedx
    • her answer - romey
    • They both stay inside, but the one is 8 years old - MT4eight
      • It would be much harder for them to adapt. - sm - Flibertygibbit
      • The big picture is what happens to the cat (sm) - Hayseed
        • Thank you all for making me feel - MT4eight
          • Cats - LinK
      • Could you just put a blanket or something over that area? - nm
      • Just like with people - sm
        • Alternative to declawing - twink

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