I had seen this earlier a few days ago. And, now again. But not when I went back to it tonight or after I quoted it.
Vinny
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I had seen this earlier a few days ago. And, now again. But not when I went back to it tonight or after I quoted it.
Priceless!
Actually, I'm the one that posted about clipping resistance, but I was reminded by Smith's photo, as the claws are fully out. As far as I can tell, Smith's cat Lily *has* been clipped. Those claws don't look sharp.Smith, this is the puurrrfect opportunity to train your cat! Clicker training, or just try this to get them used to claw clipping. You start by just touching a paw and giving a treat, then introduce the clippers, then clippers plus extending a claw, then snip a claw. One of my cats is really good about claw clipping now. I just show him the scissors and he lies down (he gets a treat for that). Then he charges a fee of one treat per claw. The other cat lets me clip two paws at a time for the low, low price of one treat per session.
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My daily fix of the beautiful Canadian cat!!!
Perhaps you need to vet the vet and see if they are a vet, er, an, .... next time.boglerdude wrote: ↑Tue Mar 31, 2020 11:27 pmTook a stray to the vet to see if she needs to be spayed, $100 for vaccines and exam and they couldnt tell. Is that right?
LOOK at THAT cat!!!!!!!!!
Now that I go back and look at it, DEFINITELY!