how much would it cost?

For my cat to be de clawed and neutered?
And also can a vet get rid of fleas? I've tired
flea collars
Flea baths
Capstar
Front line
lemon juice
Ect. Nothing works! He's really fluffy.
And what can I use in the house that will 100% kill any fleas but is safe to use around my DD's bed, dresser, ect?

Prices vary from vet to vet and state to state. I would just call around to your local vets and ask. In cali they wont declaw a cat its considered in humane.

You may have a hard time finding someone who will declaw a cat. It is considered animal cruelty by many vets.

There are some places that will do low-cost, geared to income or free neutering.....contact your SPCA.

Instead of declawing you could buy soft paws that go over the kitties nails.
You should just call around your vet locations because prices vary a lot by location.

If you have any trouble finding a vet to declaw, they sell these nail tips for cats that are silicone, I believe. I believe they work best on young cats/kittens, though.

My dog takes a chewable flea tablet and he hasn't had fleas since. I think they have some for cats, but it's expensive. Like 90 for 6 tablets, but each tablet lasts a month.

No idea on anything else as I don't have cats.

<blockquote><b>Quoting bloopbloop♥™:</b>" Instead of declawing you could buy soft paws that go over the kitties nails. You should just call around your vet locations because prices vary a lot by location."</blockquote>




he let's me clip his nails but then he claws the smurf out of the furniture
And he's scratched DD more than once, I don't want him to keep hurting her.

Quoting Ole' No Name:" <blockquote><b>Quoting bloopbloop♥™:</b>" Instead of declawing you could buy ... [snip!] ... but then he claws the smurf out of the furniture And he's scratched DD more than once, I don't want him to keep hurting her."

yeah my cats do that, too..  
I am going to try softclaws when the baby starts interacting with them.