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Moore Pet Health Alerts

Today there is now a new and exciting way to declaw your cat; Laser Cat Declawing. It is said to be the solution to bleeding and swelling and your pet can immediately go home after the surgery.

Moore Animal Hospital offers almost pain-free laser claw removal. This laser proceedure requires no need for post-operative bandages, that can make your cat feel more uncomfortable because this method can make the nerves close at once.

This method is also reduces the chance for infection and is less bloody because the blood vessels are immediately sealed as it cuts. In fact, it wouldn't bruise any of your pet's tissue because the laser will not have any physical contact with those.
 
Laser cat declawing will spare your cat from experiencing traumatic pains. It also promises speedier recovery. If ever you are looking for a veterinary clinic that will conduct the procedure on your pet, you should look for a reputable one.

The one who will be doing this should be an expert. Remember though that not all veterinarians know how to do this job because it is a recent practice. Those who know how to do it usually offer the service in their clinics alongside nail care services for your pet.
 
The procedure is followed by pain medication so that your cat will start feeling comfortable again in no time. It may not be able to walk properly for the next few days but the recovery process is expected to be quicker compared to a typical claw surgery.
 
You may have been told, or read cat declawing may have some adverse effect on a cat. It is a myth, that there can be a tendency your cat will become more aggressive and may tend to bite people.

Cat owners also think cats will develop a new habit of defecating and urinating on areas, yet there is NO fact associated with your cat becoming more hostile.

The fact is, a cat that showed signs of aggression even before the surgery will continue to be aggressive even when the surgery is over. Laser cat declawing has got nothing to do with your pet's behavior at all.

The benefits are you will be able to eliminate unwanted scratching, bruises on your furniture, appliances, cushions and so on. You can expect the situation to be better after your kitty has recovered from the surgery.

Below are the some of the benefits of Laser Pet Declawing.

Benefits of Laser Surgery for Declawing a Cat are Numerous! -The laser cauterizes the incision during each ?cut? so there is no bleeding and no need for bandages after the surgery is complete. Swelling is minimal with a laser surgery.   -Because the wound is cauterized, you don't need to force your cat to acclimate to a different kitty litter during recovery. You won't have to worry about finding puddles of cat urine on your floors.   -Studies find that cats that have been declawed using lasers recover more quickly and seem to experience less pain. This is because the laser also seals the nerve endings during the procedure.   -With traditional clipper and disarticulation methods, cats often require a week or more to heal and get back to their normal routines. Cats that have been declawed using a LASER are typically back to their routine in less than 2 days.