I guess I'm looking for some cyber hugs.
First off, I don't want to hear about the evils of declawing your cat. My Dad is 84, has very thin delicate skin due to taking prednasone and is on blood thinners from having blood clots in both lungs a few weeks ago. A scratch that wouldn't even draw blood on me, causes him to bleed profusely. The only other choice was to get rid of the cats, and he loved them a lot.
Last Tuesday I helped him take the two cats in for the declawing. He called me about 10:30 yesterday morning and said one of the cats had died. He wanted to bring her to my place to bury her with our three cats out in the back. That old man drove an hour each way, so we would all know where she was.
We can only assume it was an after-effect of the anesthesia.
MM
First off, I don't want to hear about the evils of declawing your cat. My Dad is 84, has very thin delicate skin due to taking prednasone and is on blood thinners from having blood clots in both lungs a few weeks ago. A scratch that wouldn't even draw blood on me, causes him to bleed profusely. The only other choice was to get rid of the cats, and he loved them a lot.
Last Tuesday I helped him take the two cats in for the declawing. He called me about 10:30 yesterday morning and said one of the cats had died. He wanted to bring her to my place to bury her with our three cats out in the back. That old man drove an hour each way, so we would all know where she was.
We can only assume it was an after-effect of the anesthesia.
MM