There's no breed of cat that's born without claws. Claws are essential for climbing, hunting, and self-defense.
However, a few things to consider:
- Declawing: A surgical procedure considered unethical by many vets due to pain and complications.
- Claw sheaths: Cats retract and extend claws as needed, so they aren't always visible.
- Rare genetic conditions: Exceptionally uncommon and could theoretically result in clawlessness.
So, while there's no breed without claws, some cats might appear clawless due to human intervention or rare genetic anomalies.