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Tacoma becomes first WA city to ban non-therapeutic cat declawing
(www.seattletimes.com)
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You can give a cat a scratching post and train them to use it. Our cat doesn’t destroy any furniture, only sharpens his claws on the scratching post. No need to mutilate him.
I have a bunch of scratchers but one little kitty who still likes to stretch on door frames. Some of them have scratches, and that's fine, because a house is meant to be lived in and I love my cats.
Yep, we have a cat tree with sisal rope for clawing.