Cats scratch to communicate, claim possessions, and stretch and condition their claws, says Dr. Andrea Sanchez, a veterinarian and chief of staff at Banfield Pet Hospital in Vancouver, Washington.

"Like many other issues, cat claws could become a politicised cultural issue in the US." It's normal for cats to scratch, as this is how they mark their territory with their scent and with claw ...

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Without claws, cats have no way of climbing to safety. Additionally, as you probably already know, cats have an instinctual ...

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A COUNCILLOR has issued a warning to others after she had her leg amputated when a tiny cat scratch left her with a horror infection.