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Q. I am about to get a kitten who is about 13 weeks old. Her front paws/arms are bent oddly. She was born that way. She can walk just fine and without pain, but I’m wondering if the fact that her paws are odd will affect declawing and recovering from it. She also doesn’t use the litter box, though all her siblings do. She’s a bit slow, mentally it seems.
Hello, Congratulations on finding a new baby to love. Although I would recommend an exam to finalize my belief, if she gets around well and both front legs are symmetrical, we should expect no negative effect from a declaw procedure. Good … Continue reading
