I've gotta say, my Samantha has a few itty bitty chew marks on her left (or right) hand from our kitty, Chuckie, in about 1997. Obviously, I was pretty mad at our cat when he did it, but we had to put our cat to sleep about 3 years ago, and I'm so so so glad we didn't get Sam's arms replaced. She means even more to me now, as an everlasting reminder of our doofas cat, [img]wink.gif[/img] .

Your Sam's bites aren't too bad, and someday it wont mean ANYTHING to you, and you probably wont even notice them anymore. My Sam feels your Sam's pain, but says "at least your shoes will cover your marks up! Mine are always seen...."

I did learn a valuable lesson from that, though- don't keep my dolls in places where cats can reach. Our new cat has had many, many opportunities to do some AG chomping, but she's not the smartest thing in the world, so I'm still warry of leaving AGs around on the ground/a place she can get to. I didn't think I was a bad AG Mommy (and you're not either), it sometimes takes experience to learn things like this.