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Hey, Doody .....

Is one of your cats a Maine Coon? On the Our Pets forum there is a question about a Maine Coon cat that has 2 claws on its extra thumbs. (2 claws per thumb) The poster is asking if anyone else has experience with a cat that has double claws.

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