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  1. greg dolecki

    Clawing at the Furniture and the Carpets.

    @talkingpeanut@Columbine I want to thank you 2 and everyone else who has tried to help me out. Tensions are high in our house at this point. I refuse to have Lexi declawed and my wife says that time is up. She wants the tape and plastic furniture guards off of our couches, etc. It is clear to...
  2. greg dolecki

    Clawing at the Furniture and the Carpets.

    @Columbine, I don't think you understand what I'm working against here.  Lexi is  feanow 6 months old and has been in the house for slightly over 2 months.  The cat should be trained to scratch only in designated places by now according to my wife.  She house trained our now 7 year old dog in 2...
  3. greg dolecki

    Clawing at the Furniture and the Carpets.

    Thank you Mouse Servant.  My wife is a wonderful woman who doted on our last 2 cats (which she insisted be declawed)  However, she is not going to look at any articles on declawing, etc.  She doesn't care how many countries or other States have made it illegal.  The only way I could even get a...
  4. greg dolecki

    Clawing at the Furniture and the Carpets.

    Thank you very much.
  5. greg dolecki

    Clawing at the Furniture and the Carpets.

    Thanks 7th Heaven. Lexi, my new kitten who just turned 6 months of age, has no interest in corrugated cardboard. She has 3 different shapes of cardboard scratchers, but the most she will do is lay on the one which is flat. I have tried to show her how to scratch on them, but no go. She does not...
  6. greg dolecki

    Comment by 'greg dolecki' in article 'Why Cats Should Not Be Declawed'

    I think this article is short on actual facts that demonstrate why declawing is so awful.  You don't need to convince me.  I don't disagree, but to sell people on the idea you need case studies and real demonstrations.  Let's see a list of case studies where the perfect cat was declawed and...
  7. greg dolecki

    Clawing at the Furniture and the Carpets.

    Thank you all so far for you advice.  I just wanted to mention that before I posted here, I spoke to my vet about Soft Paws "rubber nail covers" and she was very discouraging about them.  She said it is a big deal because the cat must be sedated to apply them properly.  So you bring the cat to...
  8. greg dolecki

    Clawing at the Furniture and the Carpets.

    I'm Greg and I'm brand new here.  I have a 5 1/2 month old domestic shorthair name Lexi.  I'm determined to let her keep her claws and make my best effort at teaching her to scratch only on her her things designed for that purpose.  My spouse would rather I have her declawed as we did with our...
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