Cut another rectangle to make your back elastic casing, size 10 inches x the width of your elastic plus 1/2 inch. My elastic is 1 inch, so my casing width is 1-1/2 inches (the 1/2 inch is for seam allowance). 3. Sew your elastic casing right sides together along the long edge, taking a 1/2-inch seam allowance.ut another rectangle to make your back elastic casing, size 10 inches x the width of your elastic plus 1/2 inch. My elastic is 1 inch, so my casing width is 1-1/2 inches (the 1/2 inch is for seam allowance). 3. Sew your elastic casing right sides together along the long edge, taking a 1/2-inch seam allowance.
We had a cat declawed at Banfield a few years ago; I can't remember the exact cost but it was around $200-$300 for everything including updated vaccines, pain meds, antibiotics. The cat is TOTALLY fine and recovered (up and walking) the NEXT day. We plan to get our new cat declawed as well.
(Northern Michigan). QUESTION. I have read your advise on declawing and taken to heart what this means for a 1-year-old male kitten that showed up at my door a few days ago.I feel it is thing only way, however, that I can welcome this fun-loving cat into my new home (with all new furniture!).I talked with the vet and he said that declawing is a viable alternative to 'no home at all' and he will be an indoor cat, except when he helps me in the garden.I have an appointment at a local vet hospital to neuter and declaw Calico in about 10 days. feel it is thing only way, however, that I can welcome this fun-loving cat into my new home (with all new furniture!). I talked with the vet and he said that declawing is a viable alternative to 'no home at all' and he will be an indoor cat, except when he helps me in the garden.