declawing
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RK Finnell
@irishidid (8687)
• United States
8 Feb 16
Cats claws are meant to retract. Unlike a dog, they do not rely on their claws for balance and can get along just fine without claws as long as they are strictly indoor cats.
A popular alternative to declawing are nail caps. They...
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tigerlily1972
@tigerlily1972 (502)
• Germany
26 Mar 10
Correct me if i am wrong, but i have read that declawing is pretty much an American thing. It is something what people do without actually realizing what they are doing to their beloved animal. In Europe and in other parts of...
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britt_200
@britt_200 (1226)
• United States
26 Dec 09
Im thinking about declawing my cat, but i heard it is painful. She wont stop scratching the furniture and she has her scratching posts and i have tried to spray cat nip on it. Nothing has worked so im thinking about getting her...
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Cherryd41
@Cherryd41 (1119)
• United States
19 Sep 09
Hi Mylotters
I have been debating back and forth on whether to get my cat Jinx declawed or not he is an indoor cat I called the vet to see how much it would be its not nearly as expensive as I thought it would be but, I must say...
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blackbriar
@blackbriar (9075)
• United States
5 Aug 09
It's about dang time they start banning the mutilations of dogs and cats.
[b]Great news for dogs: Banfield, the nation's largest network of animal hospitals, with more than 730 hospitals and 2,000 veterinarians nationwide, has...
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Aurone
@Aurone (4755)
• United States
30 Jul 09
In the past, I have been particularly lucky with being able to rent an apartment with my furbabies, I have never really found an apartment where I wanted to rent that wouldn't allow my kitties. I have paid extra deposits and pet...
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anna728
@anna728 (1499)
• United States
7 Jul 09
Do you think pet cats should be declawed? Mine are not, but I know many people who have declawed their cats. Do you see it as a cruel and unnecessary procedure, or as a practical and harmless way to stop your cat from scratching?...
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ElicBxn
@ElicBxn (64169)
• United States
20 Mar 09
Every so often, I hear about someone here talking about declawing.
well, I found this website about the issue and think anyone thinking of it, should research the issue first
http://amby.com/cat_site/declaw.html
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jhl930
@jhl930 (3601)
• United States
26 Feb 09
i read in todays paper where it said that it hurt cats when they were declawed and i didn't know that, i thought that they couldn't really feel it but thats what they said, and i know that when you get that done, its hard to let a...
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pyewacket
@pyewacket (43903)
• United States
29 Aug 07
I've been looking over a few discussions about cats in general since some MyLotters were wondering what they should do with their cat or cats that constantly tear up or scratch at furniture and I was irritated to say the least...
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bronie123
@bronie123 (4587)
• United States
4 May 07
Someone told me that it makes there paws very senstive and make them hurt if you have this dont to your cats ?? What are your opinions ??
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onestepahead
@onestepahead (285)
• Canada
27 Dec 06
Personally I don't since I let mine outside in the summer. I want to know they have a way of defending themselves, but then I look at my furniture and think of all the sweaters I have had to throw out because of those little...
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