We know how you feel. While that little furry friend can cause great damage to your furniture, draperies, your clothes, and even your skin, you feel guilty about having him or her declawed. We know that because we hear comments all day long from concerned pet owners just like you. That same tool that removes facial wrinkles and varicose veins from people can be used to declaw a cat.
Laser surgery makes it much better.
Lasers cut tissue with a beam of light, which seals the nerve endings so there is very little pain when they wake up. Lasers also seal blood vessels as they cut so there is usually no need for bandaging after surgery. All cats, young and old, big or small can have a laser declaw. Without a doubt, this is the best technique for declaw. Front declaw is usually all that is needed.