by Michael (London, UK) Modified (of course!) photo by John on Flickr (Flickr name: mtsofan) The veterinarian’s oath is central to everything the vet does. It guides him or her. It is a reference point in decision making. It is … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) Nala – declawed cat A vet tech who is painfully honest tells us that she can recognise the smell the blood of a declawed cat. She can recognizes the smell of a range of operations but … Continue reading →
by Michael (PoC Admin) We are the cat’s agent or guardian in the Vet/Cat/Us relationship. Veterinarians forget that the cat is the veterinarian’s client. Whenever, the word client is referred to by vets it is meant to mean the person … Continue reading →
by Susan (Ohio, USA) Arthritic Mushu. Declawing didn’t keep him in his 1st home & has caused significant urine damage in his 2nd. I’m so grateful for your education on this issue! I am 100% in favor of BANNING this … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) State prosecutors won’t file charges against veterinarians for the crime of animal abuse when declawing cats. Have you ever wondered why a veterinarian and their human client (the cat’s “owner”) get away with mutilating cats in … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) Declawed Maine Coon cat or Maine Coon mix – Photo Matt Picio (Flickr) I felt I needed to spread the word and do my bit so I have built a customized and unique (at Feb 2011) … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) A lot of people need help with the vet’s bill. A lot of people are put off from going to a vet because of the bill. Insurance is one answer but I don’t think it is … Continue reading →
by Barbara (England) Online Veterinarians – High Levels of Technology – Low Levels of Morality I had a Google alert, “how much does a basic spay and declawing cost?”. It was on a site called Just Answer. {Note: Just Answer … Continue reading →
by Thompson’s (GA) Photo collage added by Michael – laser photo by orsorama (Flickr) – modified. I already know that cat lovers and animal lovers, for the most part, do not support the declawing of cats. I’ve watched the videos, … Continue reading →
by Ruth (England) Declawing is banned or considered extremely inhumane and only performed under extreme circumstances in 38 countries of the world. It’s totally banned in all the countries in the EU and in the countries where it is considered … Continue reading →
