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Posted by Peep | Aug 11, 2008
Do not declaw your cat, it\s inhumane. Read more here:
http://www.catpert.com/declawing-bad-for-cats.html
Posted by Kiki Banini | Aug 12, 2008
I second Peep's answer. Declawing is bad for your cat, no doubt about that. If people say it's okay and fine, DON'T YOU BELIEVE IT. It gives cats great pain. Maybe this link will help:
http://www.squidoo.com/anti-declaw
Posted by Lav | Aug 21, 2008
Do NOT declaw.
Posted by Lissa | Jul 26, 2009
Ok here's some helpful information... i have not had my cats declawed because i don't want to frighten them.. however, it is your decision!!! not ne one else's. idk what the two procedures are though.. but I'm sure your vet would have information for you to read if you need it... there is claw caps as an alternative
Declawing
Posted by Juli | Jul 17, 2008
Would like your input on getting your house cats declawed. The vet has told us there are 2 precedures he can do, so just wondering if anybody has had this done & which procedure did you go with.
Would like your input on getting your house cats declawed. The vet has told us there are 2 precedures he can do, so just wondering if anybody has had this done & which procedure did you go with.
Posted by Peep | Aug 11, 2008 Do not declaw your cat, it\s inhumane. Read more here:
http://www.catpert.com/declawing-bad-for-cats.html
Posted by Kiki Banini | Aug 12, 2008 I second Peep's answer. Declawing is bad for your cat, no doubt about that. If people say it's okay and fine, DON'T YOU BELIEVE IT. It gives cats great pain. Maybe this link will help:
http://www.squidoo.com/anti-declaw
Posted by Lav | Aug 21, 2008 Do NOT declaw.
Posted by Lissa | Jul 26, 2009 Ok here's some helpful information... i have not had my cats declawed because i don't want to frighten them.. however, it is your decision!!! not ne one else's. idk what the two procedures are though.. but I'm sure your vet would have information for you to read if you need it... there is claw caps as an alternative
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