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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I was always very against declawing - and then I brought my lessThan 5 lb preemie baby Home after weeks in the hospital and in a rush of pregnancy hormones sent the cats out to Friendship Heights Animal Hospital to get it done because I was so scared of them
Clawing him. They have a lot of vets working there and some Will and some Won’t do they surgery but you just call and they figure it out. This was almost 10 years ago so I’m not sure if it has changed there re declawing. That laser options sounds interesting.[/quote]

You are a horrible person, and you shouldn't be allowed to own animals.  
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[b]Do you feel better after posting that?[/b]  [/quote]

No.  No, I don't.  I'm still disgusted with OP's selfishness and cruelty.  But the takeaway message from this thread that might persuade OP not to declaw is that many people think she's horrible for doing it, and she will be silently judged by friends after doing this to her cats.  OP strikes me as the kind of person who wouldn't care about her pet being in pain, but she would care very much about how her friends viewed her.

Hey, the reason that declawed cats often stop using their little boxes is that their paws hurt so badly post surgery that it doesn't feel good to dig in the litter.  And they often have residual pain long after surgery, plus developing arthritis.  [/quote]

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