Can chinchillas be declawed

Answer 1

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Yes they can be by a vet.

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I have never heard of a dog being declawed unless for medical reasons - through injury or infection. It is barely necessary to even clip a dogs claw if it is exercised regularly and allowed to walk on hard surfaces. Dogs need their claws to provide traction on surfaces when walking or running. A dog without claws will not be able to walk or balance properly which could have long-term effects on their joints and muscles. Many vets will not declaw a dog for this reason

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Yes, They can. I own 4 dogs that have had this procedure done and they are happy and healthy. They, obviously, walked a little funny while the wounds were still healing but there is no evidence to suggest that they have any issues. And the best part is no holes in the yard.

Answer 2

A guinea pig cannot be declawed - you will have to learn to handle him differently so he does not scratch you. Perhaps holding him in a towel would help. You can also trim his toenails (carefully so you don't cut the quick) to keep them from growing as long and sharp.

Answer 3

They probably can be, but you would have to find a veterinarian willing and able to do it. You would also have to get it rabies vaccinated if you were to declaw it.

If you can't find any veterinarian to do it you can use baby nail clipper to clip his or her nails. Don't go back to far because they have a quick (the pink part - it contains nerve endings and blood vessels) take just the tips.

Answer 4

They can be declawed but they can never be shown if you have them declawed.

Answer 5

yes, when they get kind of long, check out some nail clipping tutorials on YouTube.