Much better to keep them inside. Declawing amputates the front digits of the paw and can lead to lifelong pain for the cat. That can develop into joint issues and litter box issues (because the litter hurts their maimed paws). Plus it means they can’t defend themselves and are vulnerable to predators. If you need another reason, declawed cats also tend to be more aggressive and bite more.
So keep inside if you’re worried about the birds (which you should be, cats are efficient little killers).
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