Current Events > Vet says have to partially declaw one of my cats.

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SHRlKE 04/24/24 2:34:57 PM #1:	Basically cat caught one of its claws the other day and did some damage. Vet tried to fix it up as best as possible but its not grown back correctly so says we need to declaw that particular foot. Im worried. Isnt it painful to declaw a cat? --- Come join us at the Sudoku + Other Pencil Puzzles Community Board. https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/1572-sudoku-plus-other-pencil-puzzles <cite>SHRlKE posted [p:980072656] in Vet says h... [t:80754608]...</cite> <quote>Basically cat caught one of its claws the other day and did some damage. Vet tried to fix it up as best as possible but its not grown back correctly so says we need to declaw that particular foot. Im worried. Isnt it painful to declaw a cat? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ellis123 04/24/24 2:36:59 PM #2:	SHRlKE posted... Isnt it painful to declaw a cat? Yes, but for the same reason that amputation is a thing the vet can have a very valid reason for saying to declaw. And I'm no professional so I'd have to defer to the professional here. --- "A shouted order to do something of dubious morality with an unpredictable outcome? Thweeet!" My FC is in my profile. <cite>ellis123 posted [p:980072680] in Vet says h... [t:80754608]...</cite> <quote>SHRlKE posted... </cite><quote>Isnt it painful to declaw a cat?</quote>Yes, but for the same reason that amputation is a thing the vet can have a very valid reason for saying to declaw. And I'm no professional so I'd have to defer to the professional here. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SHRlKE 04/24/24 2:37:43 PM #3:	Its only one claw so not like the entire foot luckily. --- Come join us at the Sudoku + Other Pencil Puzzles Community Board. https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/1572-sudoku-plus-other-pencil-puzzles <cite>SHRlKE posted [p:980072688] in Vet says h... [t:80754608]...</cite> <quote>Its only one claw so not like the entire foot luckily. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DrizztLink 04/24/24 2:38:49 PM #4:	Declawing a cat because it's medically necessary is fine, but unfortunate. Declawing a cat because you're an idiot who didn't realize cats have claws is not fine (not directed at you, towards the ones who do that). If the vet says do it, you do it. --- He/Him http://guidesmedia.ign.com/guides/9846/images/slowpoke.gif https://i.imgur.com/M8h2ATe.png https://i.imgur.com/6ezFwG1.png <cite>DrizztLink posted [p:980072707] in Vet says h... [t:80754608]...</cite> <quote>Declawing a cat because it's medically necessary is fine, but unfortunate.Declawing a cat because you're an idiot who didn't realize cats have claws is not fine (not directed at you, towards the ones who do that).If the vet says do it, you do it. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MagiMarthKoopa 04/24/24 2:39:00 PM #5:	All the cats I've known that were declawed were fine after recovery <cite>MagiMarthKoopa posted [p:980072711] in Vet says h... [t:80754608]...</cite> <quote>All the cats I've known that were declawed were fine after recovery</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zero_Destroyer 04/24/24 2:49:14 PM #6:	DrizztLink posted... Declawing a cat because it's medically necessary is fine, but unfortunate. Declawing a cat because you're an idiot who didn't realize cats have claws is not fine (not directed at you, towards the ones who do that). If the vet says do it, you do it. --- Enjoy movies and television? Check out my blog! I do reviews and analyses. http://fictionrantreview.wordpress.com/ (The Force Awakens spoiler review up!) <cite>Zero_Destroyer posted [p:980072876] in Vet says h... [t:80754608]...</cite> <quote>DrizztLink posted... </cite><quote>Declawing a cat because it's medically necessary is fine, but unfortunate.Declawing a cat because you're an idiot who didn't realize cats have claws is not fine (not directed at you, towards the ones who do that).If the vet says do it, you do it.</quote> </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SHRlKE 04/24/24 2:49:40 PM #7:	DrizztLink posted... Declawing a cat because it's medically necessary is fine, but unfortunate. Declawing a cat because you're an idiot who didn't realize cats have claws is not fine (not directed at you, towards the ones who do that). If the vet says do it, you do it. Yeah. Im just surprised theyd recommend something so dangerous tbh. --- Come join us at the Sudoku + Other Pencil Puzzles Community Board. https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/1572-sudoku-plus-other-pencil-puzzles <cite>SHRlKE posted [p:980072887] in Vet says h... [t:80754608]...</cite> <quote>DrizztLink posted... </cite><quote>Declawing a cat because it's medically necessary is fine, but unfortunate.Declawing a cat because you're an idiot who didn't realize cats have claws is not fine (not directed at you, towards the ones who do that).If the vet says do it, you do it.</quote>Yeah. Im just surprised theyd recommend something so dangerous tbh. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DrizztLink 04/24/24 2:52:55 PM #8:	SHRlKE posted... Yeah. Im just surprised theyd recommend something so dangerous tbh. It's like Ellis said, sometimes you gotta amputate. Like, it's roughly like cutting off your fingertip, which is something a doctor would (hopefully) be hesitant to do. If a truck runs over the your fingertips, they're probably gonna cut them off regardless of normally being hesitant. --- He/Him http://guidesmedia.ign.com/guides/9846/images/slowpoke.gif https://i.imgur.com/M8h2ATe.png https://i.imgur.com/6ezFwG1.png <cite>DrizztLink posted [p:980072938] in Vet says h... [t:80754608]...</cite> <quote>SHRlKE posted... </cite><quote>Yeah. Im just surprised theyd recommend something so dangerous tbh.</quote>It's like Ellis said, sometimes you gotta amputate.Like, it's roughly like cutting off your fingertip, which is something a doctor would (hopefully) be hesitant to do.If a truck runs over the your fingertips, they're probably gonna cut them off regardless of normally being hesitant. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Choco 04/24/24 2:55:13 PM #9:	maybe get a 2nd opinion? not saying the vet is wrong, but just to be sure. --- https://i.imgur.com/286sD4e.png http://error1355.com/ce/Choco.html <cite>Choco posted [p:980072977] in Vet says h... [t:80754608]...</cite> <quote>maybe get a 2nd opinion?not saying the vet is wrong, but just to be sure. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DrizztLink 04/24/24 2:56:45 PM #10:	Choco posted... maybe get a 2nd opinion? not saying the vet is wrong, but just to be sure. Also a fair option, it's a big decision. Unless it has a waiting period of more than a few days, because this sounds like something that needs to be addressed before claw growth hurts the toe beans. --- He/Him http://guidesmedia.ign.com/guides/9846/images/slowpoke.gif https://i.imgur.com/M8h2ATe.png https://i.imgur.com/6ezFwG1.png <cite>DrizztLink posted [p:980072995] in Vet says h... [t:80754608]...</cite> <quote>Choco posted... </cite><quote>maybe get a 2nd opinion?not saying the vet is wrong, but just to be sure.</quote>Also a fair option, it's a big decision.Unless it has a waiting period of more than a few days, because this sounds like something that needs to be addressed before claw growth hurts the toe beans. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Umbreon 04/24/24 2:57:44 PM #11:	Yeah I was about to suggest getting a second opinion as well, just to confirm. --- Black Lives Matter. ~DYL~ (On mobile) <cite>Umbreon posted [p:980073004] in Vet says h... [t:80754608]...</cite> <quote>Yeah I was about to suggest getting a second opinion as well, just to confirm. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
aarrgus 04/24/24 2:58:06 PM #12:	Declawing is unnecessary and likely do not benefit cats in any way, but in general I have not seen cats that, in controlled indoor safe conditions, suffer in any manner from being declawed. --- Last night I was lying in bed, staring at the stars, and I wondered... Where the *** is my roof?* <cite>aarrgus posted [p:980073008] in Vet says h... [t:80754608]...</cite> <quote>Declawing is unnecessary and likely do not benefit cats in any way, but in general I have not seen cats that, in controlled indoor safe conditions, suffer in any manner from being declawed. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BDSMKane 04/24/24 3:09:26 PM #13:	My Mother spent 50 years of her life with declawed cats, and I was around all of them after I was born. I have never declawed a cat, and since my choice not to as an adult, she decided to look into it then stop doing it as well. But the important part of that story is that every single one of her cats that I saw loved her (and/or me), none of them ever had trouble with litter boxes, and they all lived full and long lives. I wouldnt ever declaw a catunless medically advised. But I know from my personal history that declawing isnt the end of the world. So if it was recommended by a veterinarian due to an injury, and I had the money, I would do it. My veterinarian wants to remove some of my cats teeth, just the premolars from my understanding, because that kitty has some autoimmune disorder it seems that is causing them to be easily and routinely infected. Apparently teeth removal is not even something thats as horrible as it sounds in veterinary medicine, and shouldnt impact her life at all. But even if I had the money, that just sounds too horrible for me to stomach. So insteadIm giving her somewhat routine steroid shots to keep physical symptoms down and improve her quality of life. But I also know, while this path is the best for QoL, its also shortening her lifespan. So am I making the right or wrong choice? But anyway, thats enough of an aside, I hope my experiences helped you come to a decision. Edit: Strictly indoor cats. Thats an incredibly important qualifier that I neglected to mention. All of them were, and if yours is, then its going to be fine. But cats who go outdoors absolutely need their claws. --- No matter our origin, we are all one family, we all share one planet, and we all need to feel loved and accepted. We are more alike than different. <cite>BDSMKane posted [p:980073176] in Vet says h... [t:80754608]...</cite> <quote>My Mother spent 50 years of her life with declawed cats, and I was around all of them after I was born. I have never declawed a cat, and since my choice not to as an adult, she decided to look into it then stop doing it as well. But the important part of that story is that every single one of her cats that I saw loved her (and/or me), none of them ever had trouble with litter boxes, and they all lived full and long lives.I wouldnt ever declaw a catunless medically advised. But I know from my personal history that declawing isnt the end of the world. So if it was recommended by a veterinarian due to an injury, and I had the money, I would do it.My veterinarian wants to remove some of my cats teeth, just the premolars from my understanding, because that kitty has some autoimmune disorder it seems that is causing them to be easily and routinely infected. Apparently teeth removal is not even something thats as horrible as it sounds in veterinary medicine, and shouldnt impact her life at all. But even if I had the money, that just sounds too horrible for me to stomach.So insteadIm giving her somewhat routine steroid shots to keep physical symptoms down and improve her quality of life. But I also know, while this path is the best for QoL, its also shortening her lifespan. So am I making the right or wrong choice?But anyway, thats enough of an aside, I hope my experiences helped you come to a decision.Edit: Strictly indoor cats. Thats an incredibly important qualifier that I neglected to mention. All of them were, and if yours is, then its going to be fine. But cats who go outdoors absolutely need their claws. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DrizztLink 04/24/24 3:11:12 PM #14:	BDSMKane posted... So insteadIm giving her somewhat routine steroid shots to keep physical symptoms down and improve her quality of life. But I also know, while this path is the best for QoL, its also shortening her lifespan. So am I making the right or wrong choice? You're treating symptoms and ignoring the cause. That's gonna come back on you. --- He/Him http://guidesmedia.ign.com/guides/9846/images/slowpoke.gif https://i.imgur.com/M8h2ATe.png https://i.imgur.com/6ezFwG1.png <cite>DrizztLink posted [p:980073202] in Vet says h... [t:80754608]...</cite> <quote>BDSMKane posted... </cite><quote>So insteadIm giving her somewhat routine steroid shots to keep physical symptoms down and improve her quality of life. But I also know, while this path is the best for QoL, its also shortening her lifespan. So am I making the right or wrong choice?</quote>You're treating symptoms and ignoring the cause.That's gonna come back on you. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BDSMKane 04/24/24 3:15:14 PM #15:	DrizztLink posted... You're treating symptoms and ignoring the cause. That's gonna come back on you. Unfortunately, none of the Doctors at the vet can figure out the cause. Their best recommendation is to take her to a specialist to determine whats going on with her. But I simply dont have that kind of money. I could try and offer her up to someone else that could afford to take care of a cat with a serious condition, but I do love her and try my best, and you never know who is taking her. It weighs on me, but I go to a free county clinic for my own needs, so she truly is getting better care than I am. --- No matter our origin, we are all one family, we all share one planet, and we all need to feel loved and accepted. We are more alike than different. <cite>BDSMKane posted [p:980073262] in Vet says h... [t:80754608]...</cite> <quote>DrizztLink posted... </cite><quote>You're treating symptoms and ignoring the cause.That's gonna come back on you.</quote>Unfortunately, none of the Doctors at the vet can figure out the cause. Their best recommendation is to take her to a specialist to determine whats going on with her. But I simply dont have that kind of money. I could try and offer her up to someone else that could afford to take care of a cat with a serious condition, but I do love her and try my best, and you never know who is taking her.It weighs on me, but I go to a free county clinic for my own needs, so she truly is getting better care than I am. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DrizztLink 04/24/24 3:23:22 PM #16:	That's rough, I'm sorry. --- He/Him http://guidesmedia.ign.com/guides/9846/images/slowpoke.gif https://i.imgur.com/M8h2ATe.png https://i.imgur.com/6ezFwG1.png <cite>DrizztLink posted [p:980073386] in Vet says h... [t:80754608]...</cite> <quote>That's rough, I'm sorry. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BDSMKane 04/24/24 3:54:33 PM #17:	DrizztLink posted... That's rough, I'm sorry. Thank you.https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/0/0a36f095.jpg --- No matter our origin, we are all one family, we all share one planet, and we all need to feel loved and accepted. We are more alike than different. <cite>BDSMKane posted [p:980073880] in Vet says h... [t:80754608]...</cite> <quote>DrizztLink posted... </cite><quote>That's rough, I'm sorry.</quote>Thank you.https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/0/0a36f095.jpg </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Trumble 04/24/24 3:58:32 PM #18:	Doing something painful out of medical necessity is not the same as doing it just for the sake of it. If the vet thinks it's necessary, it doesn't hurt to get a second expert opinion especially if you can do so without causing significant delays, but beyond that it's very different and you should not feel bad about it. --- We value your input as we strive to continually improve the Trumble community. Thank you for your cooperation. <cite>Trumble posted [p:980073944] in Vet says h... [t:80754608]...</cite> <quote>Doing something painful out of medical necessity is not the same as doing it just for the sake of it. If the vet thinks it's necessary, it doesn't hurt to get a second expert opinion especially if you can do so without causing significant delays, but beyond that it's very different and you should not feel bad about it. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
GeminiDeus 04/24/24 4:04:56 PM #19:	A couple days ago, one of my cats became suddenly interested in a door chain that was like 5 or so feet off the floor. To reach it, he would have to jump. Jumping up and reaching it could have meant getting his claw stuck in a chain link. The thought of him getting stuck could have meant severely damaging his claw or his paw or his arm, and if that had happened while I was at work or asleep, could have meant being in intense pain or a slow death from blood loss. I decided to remove the door chain after that thought process, as it was something that was left over from the previous owners and something I never had the intention of using. It's been over 3 years since adopting my boys and it's surprising and upsetting that I never thought about that chain being a danger in all this time. I hope that whatever caused your kitty's claw damage has been removed as a hazard and that your sweet baby makes a good recovery. --- Without truth, there is nothing. <cite>GeminiDeus posted [p:980074021] in Vet says h... [t:80754608]...</cite> <quote>A couple days ago, one of my cats became suddenly interested in a door chain that was like 5 or so feet off the floor. To reach it, he would have to jump. Jumping up and reaching it could have meant getting his claw stuck in a chain link. The thought of him getting stuck could have meant severely damaging his claw or his paw or his arm, and if that had happened while I was at work or asleep, could have meant being in intense pain or a slow death from blood loss.I decided to remove the door chain after that thought process, as it was something that was left over from the previous owners and something I never had the intention of using. It's been over 3 years since adopting my boys and it's surprising and upsetting that I never thought about that chain being a danger in all this time.I hope that whatever caused your kitty's claw damage has been removed as a hazard and that your sweet baby makes a good recovery. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SHRlKE 04/24/24 4:32:04 PM #20:	The cat got it caught on a blanket. Nothing crazy. --- Come join us at the Sudoku + Other Pencil Puzzles Community Board. https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/1572-sudoku-plus-other-pencil-puzzles <cite>SHRlKE posted [p:980074444] in Vet says h... [t:80754608]...</cite> <quote>The cat got it caught on a blanket. Nothing crazy. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SHRlKE 04/24/24 4:34:17 PM #21:	BDSMKane posted... My Mother spent 50 years of her life with declawed cats, and I was around all of them after I was born. I have never declawed a cat, and since my choice not to as an adult, she decided to look into it then stop doing it as well. But the important part of that story is that every single one of her cats that I saw loved her (and/or me), none of them ever had trouble with litter boxes, and they all lived full and long lives. I wouldnt ever declaw a catunless medically advised. But I know from my personal history that declawing isnt the end of the world. So if it was recommended by a veterinarian due to an injury, and I had the money, I would do it. My veterinarian wants to remove some of my cats teeth, just the premolars from my understanding, because that kitty has some autoimmune disorder it seems that is causing them to be easily and routinely infected. Apparently teeth removal is not even something thats as horrible as it sounds in veterinary medicine, and shouldnt impact her life at all. But even if I had the money, that just sounds too horrible for me to stomach. So insteadIm giving her somewhat routine steroid shots to keep physical symptoms down and improve her quality of life. But I also know, while this path is the best for QoL, its also shortening her lifespan. So am I making the right or wrong choice? But anyway, thats enough of an aside, I hope my experiences helped you come to a decision. Edit: Strictly indoor cats. Thats an incredibly important qualifier that I neglected to mention. All of them were, and if yours is, then its going to be fine. But cats who go outdoors absolutely need their claws. My cat has something similar where some of his teeth have being anbsorbed into the jaw. Luckily it was just his front ones and he only has one of his angry teeth left. Looks funny when he gets angry though https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/3/3c4aa738.jpg --- Come join us at the Sudoku + Other Pencil Puzzles Community Board. https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/1572-sudoku-plus-other-pencil-puzzles <cite>SHRlKE posted [p:980074477] in Vet says h... [t:80754608]...</cite> <quote>BDSMKane posted... </cite><quote>My Mother spent 50 years of her life with declawed cats, and I was around all of them after I was born. I have never declawed a cat, and since my choice not to as an adult, she decided to look into it then stop doing it as well. But the important part of that story is that every single one of her cats that I saw loved her (and/or me), none of them ever had trouble with litter boxes, and they all lived full and long lives.I wouldnt ever declaw a catunless medically advised. But I know from my personal history that declawing isnt the end of the world. So if it was recommended by a veterinarian due to an injury, and I had the money, I would do it.My veterinarian wants to remove some of my cats teeth, just the premolars from my understanding, because that kitty has some autoimmune disorder it seems that is causing them to be easily and routinely infected. Apparently teeth removal is not even something thats as horrible as it sounds in veterinary medicine, and shouldnt impact her life at all. But even if I had the money, that just sounds too horrible for me to stomach.So insteadIm giving her somewhat routine steroid shots to keep physical symptoms down and improve her quality of life. But I also know, while this path is the best for QoL, its also shortening her lifespan. So am I making the right or wrong choice?But anyway, thats enough of an aside, I hope my experiences helped you come to a decision.Edit: Strictly indoor cats. Thats an incredibly important qualifier that I neglected to mention. All of them were, and if yours is, then its going to be fine. But cats who go outdoors absolutely need their claws.</quote>My cat has something similar where some of his teeth have being anbsorbed into the jaw. Luckily it was just his front ones and he only has one of his angry teeth left. Looks funny when he gets angry though https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/3/3c4aa738.jpg </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BDSMKane 04/24/24 5:00:58 PM #22:	SHRlKE posted... My cat has something similar where some of his teeth have being anbsorbed into the jaw. Luckily it was just his front ones and he only has one of his angry teeth left. Looks funny when he gets angry though https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/3/3c4aa738.jpg Awwww, poor little furry baby. How old is he? --- No matter our origin, we are all one family, we all share one planet, and we all need to feel loved and accepted. We are more alike than different. <cite>BDSMKane posted [p:980074933] in Vet says h... [t:80754608]...</cite> <quote>SHRlKE posted... </cite><quote>My cat has something similar where some of his teeth have being anbsorbed into the jaw. Luckily it was just his front ones and he only has one of his angry teeth left. Looks funny when he gets angry though https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/3/3c4aa738.jpg</quote>Awwww, poor little furry baby. How old is he? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SHRlKE 04/24/24 5:34:19 PM #23:	Hes a rescue cat. Vet seems to think between 5 and 6. Got him and his brother. They were really scared when we first got them but three years on they are finally coming out of their shell. Annoyingly when we got them this one (Garth) already had two teeth messed up that was completely missed by the shelter. Cost us about a grand to get sorted but managed to get it sorted on insurance eventually. Here he is with his brother normally. https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/4/495d528e.jpg --- Come join us at the Sudoku + Other Pencil Puzzles Community Board. https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/1572-sudoku-plus-other-pencil-puzzles <cite>SHRlKE posted [p:980075470] in Vet says h... [t:80754608]...</cite> <quote>Hes a rescue cat. Vet seems to think between 5 and 6. Got him and his brother. They were really scared when we first got them but three years on they are finally coming out of their shell. Annoyingly when we got them this one (Garth) already had two teeth messed up that was completely missed by the shelter. Cost us about a grand to get sorted but managed to get it sorted on insurance eventually. Here he is with his brother normally. https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/4/495d528e.jpg </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SHRlKE 04/24/24 5:41:24 PM #24:	And heres is one with all three. https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/7/724de386.jpg --- Come join us at the Sudoku + Other Pencil Puzzles Community Board. https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/1572-sudoku-plus-other-pencil-puzzles <cite>SHRlKE posted [p:980075595] in Vet says h... [t:80754608]...</cite> <quote>And heres is one with all three. https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/7/724de386.jpg </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BDSMKane 04/24/24 5:55:51 PM #25:	Such cute fur babies! Suiko is about 3 now, and she was tiny with the cutest premature meow. It blows my mind the foster agency didnt realize something was wrong considering her size and weight, they just assumed she was a runt or something. I didnt question their statements until she went into shock and almost died a little over a year after I got her. She was about a year and a half old and weighed around 4 pounds when her body failed and we realized something was wrong with her. But other than the long term effects from the steroids, shes doing fine now. Weighs around 9 pounds, loves to snuggle up against and lick me, and (comically, not tragically) seems to be a little mentally underdeveloped when it comes to cat etiquette. Thankfully my other one is a big fluffy sweet girl, and tolerates her invasive behavior very well. https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/1/16e59e61.jpg --- No matter our origin, we are all one family, we all share one planet, and we all need to feel loved and accepted. We are more alike than different. <cite>BDSMKane posted [p:980075805] in Vet says h... [t:80754608]...</cite> <quote>Such cute fur babies!Suiko is about 3 now, and she was tiny with the cutest premature meow. It blows my mind the foster agency didnt realize something was wrong considering her size and weight, they just assumed she was a runt or something. I didnt question their statements until she went into shock and almost died a little over a year after I got her. She was about a year and a half old and weighed around 4 pounds when her body failed and we realized something was wrong with her.But other than the long term effects from the steroids, shes doing fine now. Weighs around 9 pounds, loves to snuggle up against and lick me, and (comically, not tragically) seems to be a little mentally underdeveloped when it comes to cat etiquette. Thankfully my other one is a big fluffy sweet girl, and tolerates her invasive behavior very well.https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/1/16e59e61.jpg </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SHRlKE 04/24/24 6:07:31 PM #26:	Nice --- Come join us at the Sudoku + Other Pencil Puzzles Community Board. https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/1572-sudoku-plus-other-pencil-puzzles <cite>SHRlKE posted [p:980075967] in Vet says h... [t:80754608]...</cite> <quote>Nice </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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