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My cats problem was she was ripping out carpet threads with her teeth, not her claws, so teaching her to claw something wouldn't help and I don't think I want to teach her to bite anything else! I haven't noticed her doing it recently, so hopefully (cross my fingers) she has learned not to do it.

By the way...airprincess I checked out that website and it is a horrible thing. I never really knew exactly how they did it, thanks for the link, I guess.

Hey guys...it getting pretty ugly. I don't expect anyone to approve of declawing. susieq #1 I am NOT considering to euthanize my cat, I just know that if I can not resolve this problem myself, most likely she will not be adopted out. #2 My cat was declawed a long time ago, this is not the cause...

Thank you, I will.

Well, I'm sure it did hurt, it probably hurt when I had her spayed too. But, shes fine, she isn't in pain and it doesn't cause her any problems what-so-ever and has saved me who knows how much money in furniture that isn't torn to shreds, my parents had a cat with front claws and nothing stopped...

Well, shes been to the vet and is doing fantastic health wise except that she has allergies. Her feet do not hurt because she is declawed, and she does not walk funny. Sometime she'll act like she is scratching our furniture, personally I don't think not having front claws bothers her at all and...

Thanks, for all the great suggestions. I'll let you guys know what happens. It just really breaks my heart that shes developed this expensive habit. She is really perfect in every other way. Shes never pottied on the floor or scratched up anything (she doesn't have front claws) and she is very...

My cat finds the seams in our carpet and pulls out the indivdual threads of carpet, she doesn't eat it, she just rips it out!!! I've tried spraying her with water and thumping her nose as punishments, but nothing works and if this doesn't stop soon I will have to euthanize her Does anybody know...