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Perhaps it could, if it is a very lucky cat. But its chances of survival are not good.
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A cat's instincts are very good, and if they got Into the Woods, it may catch a mouse or squirrel if it is lucky. If you have lost a declawed cat, don't worry. Its instincts may lead it back home soon.
Add on to question: This isn't an answer I am just adding to my question. I am giving my declawed cat to someone who has two cats that are not declawed and sometimes they leave their back door open and I am just worried about my cat getting outside and not coming back. What can I or they do so that she doesn't get outside? Answer: Currently, the only thing i can think of is to tell them to keep their back door closed.
If your cat has managed to rip off her claw you need to her to the vets immediately. A cat that has a claw removed will be in great pain and if left the wound might get infected.
If you declawed your cat then you should find a way to play with your cat inside with a toy sort of like a dog but cats need more gentalness.
Many cat shows do not permit declawed cats, and most, if not all, will not allow a pedigree breed that has been declawed to show. The Cat Fanciers' Association states that ALL cats, whether pedigree or Household cats, may NOT be declawed. All other cat shows associated with the CFA abide by these same rules. Naturally, in countries where declawing is banned, do not allow any declawed cats. The International Cat Association, however, do accept cats that have had their claws removed. This is one in a minority of cat associations that allow this.
Kitty Softpaws, because she was declawed.
It is not advisable to let a cat go outside if it has no front claws. A cat uses its claws for many things: defence, climbing, stretching and communication. A cat that is missing its claws will not be able to defend itself or escape to safety (climbing a tree for instance), which ultimately can put the cat in great danger. For this reason declawed cats are kept indoors where no harm can come to them.
Usually it is declawed cats who won't cover their waste because they don't like to dig much after they are declawed. It is also painful to a cat to declaw it. If your cat is not declawed, then maybe it was separated from it's mom at too young of an age to have learned to cover it's waste from her, or maybe the cat had a declawed mom.
They can kill local squirrels, chipmunks, and other small mammals. They can't survive well in cold weather though. Overall, a cat can survive at least 4 days in warm weather. In cold weather they will probably survive 2 days alone. My cat is missing right now and my mom is very nervous because it's 30 degrees outside. Also, a cat will have trouble finding a water source.
4 weeks but ask your vet to be safe
AnswerNo. When a cat has been declawed, its claws cannot grow back. That is the whole point of declawing.AnswerThey can actually on occasion grow back (often deformed and misshapen) and then they need additional surgery.AnswerOh my God, how horrible. As if one declawing isn't horrific enough. Who on earth would be so barbaric as to put their cat through two declawings?Just another reason why declawing should be illegal everywhere.
well it depends on what kind of cat you have in mind. In my opinion i think you should get a modern house cat. My cat is a medium haired modern house cat and he is very good. If you get a kitten I would recomend getting it declawed because they will claw everything.
They are tende for a while, but when healed will never miss them. Mine still "scratch" all the time not noticing they have no front nails.