Summary: Advances in information technology and recent national directives have the potential to support dramatic improvements in health care. Two key components are the implementation of functional electronic health record (EHR) systems and widely accepted, evidence-based clinical performance measures for physicians.
In 2009, The Paw Project led the successful campaigns to legally ban declawing of domestic cats in 7 more California cities: Los Angeles, San Francisco, Burbank, Santa Monica, Berkeley, Beverly Hills and Culver City.
Poisonous would be the correct term. To answer your question, no. Their claws are sharp and are used for hunting, but have no sort of poison. A cat can be declawed, but it basically involves cutting off its fingers, so it is best to use on very aggresive cats only.ryanwatts@sbcglobal.net Â· 9 years ago. Thumbs up.enerally, venom is injected while a other toxins are absorbed by ingestion or through the skin. While many people hate cat scratching, the claws do NOT contain poison. Get some scratching posts whenever you have a cat or kitten who wants to exercise her power. By the way, don't even think about having a cat declawed.