[FEL-L] (no subject)

[ben willis]

> the issue of 
> painful de-clawing for any cat, what ever size, lays
> directly with the 
> Vet performing the surgery....... we have raised
> exotics for 20 years 
> and have had successes and failures with regard to
> grow backs, 
> depending on the expertise of our Vets....... > 

The issue and responsibility is first that of the
owner in selecting a vet. For those who oppose
de-clawing, the concern isn't for the success stories,
it's the animals who suffer as a result of poorly 
done operations. How many successful operations are
required to compensate for the unsuccessful ones, and
does the
safety and conveniance of clawless cats outweigh the
suffering for the failures ?


Ben Willis


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