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Fox, Michael
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To Declaw or Not To Declaw?
Declawing cats, known medically as onychectomy, involves amputating the last bone of each toe to remove the claws. While some pet owners consider it a solution to prevent property damage or reduce the risk of relinquishment to shelters, the procedure is associated with significant pain, potential behavioral changes such as increased biting and litterbox avoidance, and ethical debates regarding animal welfare. Alternatives like providing appropriate scratching surfaces, regular nail trimming, and using nail caps are recommended to address unwanted scratching behaviors without resorting to declawing
The Community Cat Conundrum
Efforts to manage outdoor cat populations are shifting toward humane approaches like Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return and Return-to-Field. While these methods gain support, conflicting legal frameworks and philosophical divides continue to complicate their widespread adoption
Animals in Conflict – Part III: How Animals are Harmed by Armed Conflicts and Military Activities
Armed conflicts often overlook the impact on animals, with international policies primarily focused on environmental protection. This article examines frameworks like the ENMOD Convention and the Rome Statute, highlighting gaps in law and advocating for stronger measures to safeguard wildlife, livestock, and companion animals in war zones
Gutfreund_Yoram
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CHIANG_Chiawen
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WileyRHaven
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