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rhs@world.std.com (Richard H Schwartz) writes:

> I also recall reading an article that stated that washing your cat once
> a month can do wonders for your allergies.  Unfortunately, most cats
> will not take too kindly to this, but the article stated that a kitten
> can be trained to accept a bath.  Personally, I'd recommend trying this
> only after de-clawing.

No need - a towel and a firm grip on the cat's shoulder's will make it
impossible for the cat to get its claws into anything that matters.  Even
if the cat was more of a gymnast than any of mine have ever been, trimming
the claws with nail-clippers would do it.

Warm water won't bother it as much, either (cold water will make it
*angry*).

De-clawing a cat is a pretty unkind thing to do; sometimes it's necessary,
but not in this case.

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