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   Name: Anonymous on Nov 30, 2012

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   Name: Anonymous on Nov 30, 2012

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   Name: Kristin Burhanna on Nov 30, 2012

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   Name: Carlyn Cooley on Nov 30, 2012

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5. 205
   Name: Gary Martin on Nov 30, 2012

   Comments: declawing cats nails is not the solution.

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   Name: Candice Lenz on Nov 30, 2012

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7. 207
   Name: Janica Peterson on Nov 30, 2012

   Comments: PLEASE STOP THIS CRUELTY TO THESE KITTENS AND CATS!!!!

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8. 208
   Name: Jennifer Virgin on Nov 30, 2012

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   Name: TERI SCHWENN on Nov 30, 2012

   Comments: We have 2 cats and I would never have either of them declawed. They are easily "trained" to scratching posts and I clip their claws regularly. Start this young so they get used to it ;)

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10. 210
    Name: Lisa Kitchell on Dec 1, 2012

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    Name: Kate Gardiner on Dec 2, 2012

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12. 212
    Name: Cheri Williams-McBride on Dec 2, 2012

    Comments: Never ever! It HURTS forever!!!!!

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13. 213
    Name: Angel on Dec 2, 2012

    Comments: I use a small nail clipper that us usaluly for human nails it does a great job and I find it easier to see where you are clipping with them. And if you can start them early enough they just get used to it. And of course treats after usaluly make them more tolerant the next time (or the next time it might take a while for them to get the idea that trimming = treats).

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14. 214
    Name: Mimi Nellis on Dec 2, 2012

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    Name: Kim Krouth on Dec 3, 2012

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 3, 2012

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    Name: Margaret Reno on Dec 3, 2012

    Comments: I hope you will stop routinely declawing all kittens being placed for adoption at Animart. Please be aware that many cat guardians refuse to declaw for all of the reasons cited above. I am strongly opposed to declawing and cannot shop at Animart as long as you continue to routinely declaw all cats and kittens in your care. It is tragic for all cats who suffer so much pain from being declawed and then end up at shelters, where many will die, because of litter box avoidance.

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18. 218
    Name: Angela Lalley on Dec 3, 2012

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    Name: Anonymous Facebook user on Dec 4, 2012

    Comments: There's no need to declaw cats - a cat that has access to appropriate scratching surfaces will not scratch furniture. Declawing is amputation and they use their claws like we use our fingers.

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    Name: Bonnie Pinkston on Dec 4, 2012

    Comments: Declawing is barbaric. Please stop this practice. If your furniture is too nice for the cat, then don't get the cat.

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    Name: Jaye Wingstrom on Dec 4, 2012

    Comments: save the kitties !

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22. 222
    Name: Frank Buffalo on Dec 4, 2012

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    Name: Rebecca Hill on Dec 4, 2012

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    Name: Gretchen Smolarek on Dec 4, 2012

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    Name: Susan Gallagher on Dec 4, 2012

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    Name: Carrie Murray on Dec 4, 2012

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    Name: Debra Brown on Dec 4, 2012

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    Name: Sherry Jenkel on Dec 4, 2012

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    Name: Jessi Harkins on Dec 5, 2012

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    Name: Josephine Farley on Dec 5, 2012

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    Name: Carla WIlson on Dec 5, 2012

    Comments: Cannot shop at a place that is party to declawing, by now we KNOW through the very science that gave us declawing, that it's a really bad idea. Study after study shows this, so there is no excuse for continuing a outdated flawed and frankly dangerous "practice" that still has too many terrible results that get swept under the rug by vets who simply turn a blind eye and continue doing it. Given the chance, they choose not for the welfare of the animal, for who declawing has been proven to NOT keep them in homes.

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32. 232
    Name: Julie Zeinert on Dec 5, 2012

    Comments: I will never have another cat declawed again! I've seen the horrors first hand.

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33. 233
    Name: Kristen Bongard on Dec 6, 2012

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    Name: Anastasia on Dec 6, 2012

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35. 235
    Name: Brook on Dec 6, 2012

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36. 236
    Name: Kent Butler on Dec 6, 2012

    Comments: Many nations have banned declawing as cruel and abusive - we hope to add the US to that list. Please help us!

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37. 237
    Name: Nastya on Dec 6, 2012

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    Name: Glenda on Dec 7, 2012

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    Name: Louise Ann McElhill on Dec 7, 2012

    Comments: Please stop declawing cats it is a cruel act. If someone loves their furniture more than their cat they shouldn't have a cat.

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    Name: Anne Akers on Dec 7, 2012

    Comments: It should be required for everyone who adopts a cat, learns about the short-term and long-term effects of declawing. They also need to be taught how to accommodate the scratching instinct.

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    Name: Lanea Odenbrett on Dec 7, 2012

    Comments: HAVE A HEART. STOP amputation !!!

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42. 242
    Name: Crystal A Foley on Dec 9, 2012

    Comments: "Stoicism may be cats’ greatest enemy in the declaw debate. Nobody declaws dogs—in vet school we were told that it’s too painful. Dogs whine, scream and howl; their pain is easy to recognize. But cats are quiet, and they characteristically endure pain without complaint." Unfortunately, the vast majority of people - including vets - view cats exhibitions of pain, from these amputations - holding up paws, biting, urinating and defecating outside of the litter box, irritability, avoidance of people, hiding, fighting with other animals in the home and etc - as "behavior problems" rather than what they really are - signs of extreme, constant, life-long pain and trauma. People also do not see the changes in their declawed cat's physiology that results in arthritis or the sharp ends of their amputated toe bones that are jabbing into, or actually growing, into their pads. Tens of thousands of declawed cats are abused, thrown into the streets to fend for themselves, and killed in shelters every year due to these perceived “behavioral” issues resulting from declaw. This horrific treatment of innocent, defenseless animals is unconscionable, horrendously abusive, completely immoral and needs to be put an end to immediately. PLEASE, stop visiting this life-long torment upon the defenseless cats and kittens in your care.

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    Name: Kent Butler on Dec 10, 2012

    Comments: Please stop declawing cats and kittens. It is very painful and often cause them long-term health problems. It is cruel and unnecessary.

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44. 244
    Name: Susan Dunne on Dec 11, 2012

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    Name: Kelly Shumaker on Dec 11, 2012

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    Name: Ruth Laycock on Dec 11, 2012

    Comments: Declawing is cruel uneccessary major surgery which causes many cats mental and physical problems,cats NEED claws!

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    Name: Jo Singer on Dec 11, 2012

    Comments: Cats need their claws. Declawing is unnecessary and cruel. With all the excellent alternatives available there is no need to declaw cats. It must be banned in the USA as it is in over 37 countries around the world as it is considered cruelty to animals.

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    Name: LISA RAMIREZ on Dec 12, 2012

    Comments: declawing is torture, mutilation and amputation for no good reason except the owners ignorance and selfishness. FOR SHAME!!!

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    Name: Teresa Janusz on Dec 12, 2012

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    Name: Becky on Dec 12, 2012

    Comments: Be kind to your pets....

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