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Old 11-11-2007, 09:53 PM #1
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Default kitten declawed

Anyone ever have the laser type surgery done on a kitten being declawed? Just curious if it's quite a lot more than the traditional way. Both sons have kittens from the same litter of 7 (a friend owns the parents). One son's choosing the laser procedure, other choosing the traditional. Wondering if you still have to use the shredded newspaper in litter boxes for a few days with the laser type or do they heal immediately?
Wish I had some photos of the little fellas to post here..my grandcats guess I could call them. LOL

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