Sentences with phrase «stop declawing»

City — along with his mom, biographer, and photographer, Lori — works tirelessly to educate people and stop declawing.

* Cats and Immune - Compromised People * Help Stop Declawing!

This from the clinic's Facebook page, «After careful consideration and much soul - searching, we have decided to stop declawing cats.»

We are working with veterinarians, shelters, and people like you who care about cats to stop declawing once and for all.

Not exact matches

New York's first - in - the - nation legislative proposal to ban the declawing of cats has sparked a heated debate among veterinarians and cat lovers alike, with some insisting it's inhumane and others saying it should be allowed as a last resort for felines that won't stop scratching furniture, carpets and their owners.

Manhattan Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal, one of the Legislature's most prolific writers of bills to protect animals, is trying to stop cat declawing.

Vet Worthy's Styptic Powder can be used to stop minor bleeding issues caused by small cuts, nail clipping, tail docking and declawing.

(This is only one reason why declawing a cat is almost always the wrong choice) If you are going to stop your cat from scratching furniture or other things, you must provide things you want her to scratch, such as a scratching post.

But since their little paws ache so badly when they are declawed, many kittehs stop using their litter boxes and instead pee on the floor.

Since declawing first took hold in America in 1952, it has been mainly used to stop a cat from scratching furniture and other belongings.

In our post about Declawing, and why it needs to stop we mention that scratching is a vital part of a cat's well - being.

Yes, a correctly performed declaw surgery does remove a cat's claws, but it doesn't stop there.

Declawing a cat is not a good solution to stop a cat from scratching furniture.

While the original scratching behavior will stop, declawed cats often react in more unpredictable ways to defend themselves and mark their territory, which can be worse for their humans.

So many cat owners don't understand what exactly declawing entails & hopefully through education we can stop this inhumane procedure.

We don't want to have her declawed, but what can we do to make her stop?

I applaud my colleagues in Canada for this statement, and hope we'll soon see a similar toughening of the American Veterinary Medical Association's stance, which weakly discourages declawing but stops well short of opposing the practice.

I started a petition to stop a pet store in my area (Madison, WI) from routinely declawing all cats and kittens they have for sale / adoption in their store.

Instead the goal is to «declaw» the issue, to try to remove the hurt so the problem stops being a source of great pain.»

As per Dr. Gottman's humorous observation, «your purpose is not to solve the conflict — it will probably never go away completely... instead the goal is to «declaw» the issue, to try to remove the hurt so the problem stops being a source of great pain.»

«Gridlock is a sign that you have dreams for your life that aren't being addressed or respected by the other,» Dr. Gottman explains, «The goal is to «declaw» the issue, to try to remove the hurt so the problem stops being a source of grain pain.»