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Dr. Jonas Watson
Legislation

Manitoba Vets Vote to Ban Cat Declawing

Manitoba is Seventh Canadian Province to Ban Cat Declawing – May 30, 2019 – Veterinarians of the Manitoba Veterinary Medical Association voted overwhelmingly to ban the practice of declawing cats without a medical reason. The vote came back with 73 per cent in favour of a bylaw banning the procedure. The ban was effective immediately. […]

Dr.-Quirk
Legislation

California Bill to Ban Declawing Stalled in Legislature

Legislation to Ban Declawing in California Stalled in Legislature – April 23, 2019 – Assemblymember Bill Quirk, PhD, authored a bill, AB 1230, that would end declawing in California. The bill did not pass its committee hearing on April 23, 2019. It now becomes a “two-year” bill. In a press release announcing the introduction of

Dr. Heather Pineo
Legislation

Alberta Veterinarians Call For End to Declawing

Alberta Vets Ban Declawing and Other Unnecessary Surgery – February 3, 2019 – The Alberta Veterinary Medical Association voted “overwhelmingly” to pass two resolutions to ban declawing and other surgeries they consider to be unnecessary, such as ear cropping, tendonectomy, body piercing, and tail nicking. The second resolution would require veterinarians and veterinary technicians to

New Jersey state senator Troy Singleton
Legislation

New Jersey Bill to Ban Declawing

Anti-Declaw Bill Passes First NJ Senate Committee – May 31, 2018 – New Jersey State Senator Troy Singleton introduced legislation that would add onychetomy, or declawing, to the list of criminal animal cruelty offenses in New Jersey. Those who perform declawing (except to treat a medical condition affecting the animal) would face a fine for

Dr. Danny Joffe and friend.
News

VCA Canada Announces the End of Declawing in its Clinics

Canada’s VCA joins the ranks of veterinary organizations to ban declawing – May 17, 2018 – VCA Canada Medical Director Dr. Daniel Joffe announced the decision by VCA Canada, which runs 110+ clinics in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario and Quebec, to no longer perform non-therapeutic declawing in any of its clinics. British Columbia and

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