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Animart: please stop declawing your kittens and cats!

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Gracie Graylegs
11 years ago

Paws need claws! furevah!

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Georgia Barrentine
11 years ago

Please spare cat & kittens paws. It alters their being. No one knows if the adopted people will dump them which assures their death with no way to protect themselves

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Bambi Smith
11 years ago

De clawing must become illegal!!! It is absolutely horrible and cannot continue!!!

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Molly Nicolson
11 years ago

Declawing as a routine procedure (or at all!) is unacceptable! Please stop this unnecessary mutilation at once!

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LS
11 years ago

Declawing is institutionalized animal cruelty that disables a cat for it's entire life and can cause lifelong pain.

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Diana Nolen
11 years ago

Don't be barbarians! Amputation is mutilation, no matter what you call it. Be kind to the cats and kittens entrusted to your care.

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Judy Price
11 years ago

Please stop mutilating kittens and cats. It is an inhumane practice that is illegal in many countries and causes life long problems for the cat.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Please stop the cruelty! 100% OF DECLAWED CATS WILL SHOW SIGNS OF PAIN IN DAYS, MONTHS OR YEARS Lameness (note that if both paws hurt, the cat will not limp) Holding up one paw or shifting weight from side to side Grimacing (squinted eyes, whiskers pulled back close to the head) Shifting weight backward away from the toes Dropped carpus (hyperflexion of the wrist resulting from weight shift) Sitting so that the toes overhang the edge of the seat Walking gingerly, as if on nails or glass Reluctance to have feet handled Decreased activity Decreased appetite Increased aggression excerpt by Dr. James Gaynor

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Linda Napolitano
11 years ago Featured

Dogs are never declawed and they can destroy things just as cats can. Offer education, not mutilation if you truly care about animals.

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Barbara Bates
11 years ago

Declawing is cruel, inhumane and unnecessary, anyone not prepared to adopt a clawed cat is not a fit caretaker and should be refused, declawing is banned in around 40 countries of the world, educate yourselves and stop this barbaric practice!

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Ruth Laycock
11 years ago

Stop this cruel mutilation of cats for the convenience of those people who are not fit to adopt a cat if they don't like that they come with claws!

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Elizabeth welty
11 years ago

I got a cat that been declawed ( toe amputated) She licking , flicker her paws when swelling in cold weather and after playing. I think the tingling in her joints cause human has their limps cut off and they feel numbness, eleotric pain, tingling in the area. It be the same for all mammals . Animals are more alike then different. Dogas , kids, and other human damage furniture, carpet, and scratch then bite. Cats can still bite and scratch after declawing . So we are just making blood money over suffering of 4,000 cats a years who is put down cause what mother nature gave to them. Stupid , stupid . If you don't want to be patient to learn a at to scratch on a post or get soft caps . People don't need a pet at all.

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Diane Ricciardi Stewart
11 years ago

This practice is barbaric and inhumane! How would any of you like to have the first joints of your hands removed??!!

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Diane Ricciardi Stewart
11 years ago

This practice is barbaric and inhumane! How would any of you like to have the first joints of your hands removed??!!

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Well never do business with animart again. As an animal lover, this just breaks my heart.

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Diana
11 years ago

Well never do business with animart again. As an animal lover, this just breaks my heart.

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Dian Avery
11 years ago

Declawing is extremely inhumane!!!

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Dian Avery
11 years ago

Declawing is extremely inhumane!!!

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ceine dussault
11 years ago

To put it in a human perspective, declawing would be the human equivalent of cutting off one’s fingers at the first knuckle. Can you imagine the dextral difficulties you would encounter if you lacked the first joint of your fingers?

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ceine dussault
11 years ago

To put it in a human perspective, declawing would be the human equivalent of cutting off one’s fingers at the first knuckle. Can you imagine the dextral difficulties you would encounter if you lacked the first joint of your fingers?