Judgement day is coming soon! Another of a growing number of non declawing vets is prepared to take a stand: ‘PAW PROJECT – it’s a growing thing! Dr. Stephanie Globerman is the new Director of Paw Project-Georgia, the most recent … Continue reading →
:::::Tapping microphone::::: Testing! :::: Clearing throat::::: Ahem! Hello again! Yes, it’s me again. In case you don’t remember me, my name is Garfield. I am that gorgeous, charming and intelligent orange tabby cat who lives in Orange City, Florida. I … Continue reading →
On their Facebook page, The Paw Project Ohio provide the shocking results of a study they have recently completed into the proficiency of veterinarians carrying out declaw operations (technical term: onychectomy). Here are the results presented in an image which … Continue reading →
Traditionally, women are the nurturers and men are the hunters. It seems that those roles are cast in concrete. These roles go back to the beginning of homo sapiens. The roles are alive and well today. Perhaps men are deliberately … Continue reading →
The devices mentioned in the title to this article are made-up words, glamorized versions of the cheap Resco Nail Trimmer. The Resco Nail Trimmer is probably the most disgusting piece of equipment that an American veterinarian uses but, OMG, he … Continue reading →
How do vets who routinely declaw cats, sleep at night? Do they go home to their families and family pets and forget about the cats they have deliberately mutilated that day? Those cats they left to wake up in pain … Continue reading →
By William Long There are more than 84,000 veterinary technicians in the U.S., reports the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and they estimate this field to grow by 30 percent through 2022. With so many people entering into this field, how … Continue reading →
Some veterinarians, pressured by the need to meet overheads and their substantial salary (which of course they deserve), either willingly or because they feel they have to, do the kind of selling in their clinics that is pretty much an … Continue reading →
I allege that many tens of thousands of American veterinarians regularly lie to their customers about the operation called onychectomy, the scientific term for declawing which is a highly misleading word for the removal of the last phalange of the … Continue reading →
Ron Hines DVM PhD is quite a well known American veterinarian and he describes cat declawing in a very irresponsible and careless way that is bound to mislead cat owners. A lot of cat owners are simply not aware of … Continue reading →
