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    I do believe that according to the landlord tenancy act, any damage deposit, even a pet deposit cannot be non-refundable. If the apartment is in good condition, they have to refund you a pet deposit. As for reporting you to the RCMP, if it is mentioned again, just laugh in their face.

    Video the condition of the apartment before you leave. Start the video with holding that day's newspaper and leave it unedited. I don't know what type of professional you can ask for an unbiased opinion on whether your cat had caused any damage but perhaps call the Alberta gov't dep't for the landlord tenancy act and see if they have recommendations. I also think they cannot refuse to refund any type of damage deposit for steam cleaning carpets if it is just normal wear and tear.

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