does this work good for declawed cats?
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Our 18yr old cat was declawed before we adopted him, and yes he uses the box with this litter very successfully no problem. I don't think this litter is as good as fresh step for odor control but fresh step has a lot of dust compartively. This litter is as good or better clumping which is great. The price per pound is about half of mainstream brands which over time makes quite a difference. This litter ships free with Amazon prime, which sold me because I don't like lugging 40# of litter home from the market. :) I hope this works for you as well.
1715283
Never used on a cat. Use on our miniature schnauzer but don't think it would work well on matted hair. Would use scissors for that. It is very quiet and not a lot of vibration.
1358440
Yes, your cat moves from level to level from the inside. A cut out in the floor of each level, allows them to navigate easily. Where As a traditional cat tree relys on your cats agility to jump & scale the structure. I think this would be a good tree for your declawed kitties. (:
235802
I don't think this would be the best choice to for your cat, although I imagine you could use it. There are tools better adapted for deshedding cats, I think. Furminator or Furblaster might do better. They're both available at Amazon. I did a quick search for furminator cats and got a variety of tools that would work for you. Good luck.
1224311
Yes, if it's one thing cat's are great at it's climbing! They use their nails to cling on and climb. So if you declawed your cat then it would have a hard time getting there.
301510
I am not sure if declawing has anything to do with it or not. I would suspect it doesn't. My cats LOVE this litter, and it has helped solve a box-aversion with one of them. There is also a number on the litter bag/box that you can call to ask specific questions.
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Medium fits most cats, but as the other people mentioned, follow the weight guidelines. Keep in mind that these do not eliminate the need to trim your cat's claws frequently. Consider declawing while the cat is still reasonably young, or get into a habit of checking your cat's claws every other day and clipping them as-needed or every week. You will have to keep buying more of these if you decide to use them long-term, and it's eventually going to exceed the cost of declawing anyway. Anytime the cat sheds a layer of its claw, the Soft Claw will come off with it, and they are not reusable.
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Yes, That was the reason I got this item. It works ok - but could work better! but over all it does work. The cat has other ideas about sitting still for the mat removal - electric clippers are out of the question, so this is the best working solution, for now.
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Hi Randy,I think this tool would work really good on cats.I just tried the one i have on the little stray we have running around here.Now keep in mind that i have the one for Large dogs, but im pretty sure the smaller one will work also.I hope this helps
206556
This formula is specifically for cats, not all animals. This product works well. It healed a big (but shallow, surface) wound on my cat.
1284981
No. It didn't work at all with my cats. I used it for months and they just walked right past it.
589190
Probably not good. My previous cat was also a persian whose previous owner had her front declawed. She wasn't a very good climber which I think was due to her not having front claws. I would not recommend this piece of furniture for her. I don't know if this answers this question for you but I hope it helps.
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Not really. And I hear it doesn't work on all animals. My cats do great with it but I hear from my cat sitter that it doesn't work on all cats.
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I threw all but one away because I use it to clip my Himalayan cat. I clip just enough off to make her look like a little bear. I would not worry about clipping it to short if you use one of the guards that is designed for long hair cuts (I threw away, did not need). Overall this pet clipper kit works good.
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if your kitty has thick fur it would be fine. I wouldn't want to use it on thin furred cats since it is a wire brush.
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In the commericals, they use the product on both cats and dogs. I think yyou would be fine to trim a cat. The guard is set kinda large for the average cat, so you'll have to be careful not to over trim their nails. Other than that...
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I have 3 long- haired cats and i use it dry on them to remove single mats. If she is Severly matted this tool will hurt her. You have to pull on the hair to remove the mat, since this tool is made for dogs not cats. When my cats are severly matted (happens to them the older they get) i take them to the vet and have them shaved. You also could go to a groomer if she will sit. I know what you are going through with the mat situation, i have 2 Ragdolls and a Maine Coon.