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Just going to comment this here for anyone else who's reading this and has a pet
LEMMY USERS ARE NOT MEDICAL EXPERTS AND ARE NOT VETINERIANS AND EVEN IF THEY CLAIM TO BE A MEDICAL EXPERT AND / OR A VETINERIAN YOU CANNOT VERIFY THEIR CLAIM
TALK TO AN ACTUAL VET / MEDICAL EXPERT
This comment may feel useless but I feel much better commenting it rather than someone potentially taking on dangerous advice and potentially harming their pet
I appreciate the statement and this is very good advice for anyone who finds this thread.
I have been to vets, and I don't plan on doing anything to my cat that I wouldn't feel comfortable doing to myself. It's just that after 4 vets telling me quack things like "you could just declaw" and "this is probably because she's a single cat" I'm just here shouting into the void in hopes that the echo makes some sense.
THEY ALREADY TALKED TO VETERINARIANS MULTIPLE TIMES AND ARE TRYING TO SEE IF SOMEONE HAS HAD A SIMILAR EXPERIENCE THAT MIGHT POINT THEM IN A HELPFUL DIRECTION
Sure, probably shouldnt take advice here without double checking, but human beings actually have experience in their lives with having pets.
Also human beings like to share those experiences with eachother.