Re: Window shades & cat

From: Tony Hwang <dragon40@xxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 31 Mar 2006 16:17:33 GMT

Suzie-Q wrote:

In article <8030f$442ca884$d11190d8$21456@xxxxxx>, "Rick Shaw" <mcg@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

-> Get your cat declawed.
-> Rick
->

Absolutely DO NOT get your cat declawed. It's a horrible and painful
process. Some cats never recover, emotionally. Some suffer horrible
infections after the surgery.

Hi,
Our Orange tabby is neutered, declawed when he was VERY young. He is 100% indoor cat. Never had any health issues. Now 11 years old.
Wooden blind(it's quite think)? He may scratch that too.
.

References:
- Window shades & cat
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- Re: Window shades & cat
  - From: Rick Shaw
- Re: Window shades & cat
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