Cat damaged speaker, Help


I posted this on the Asylum, but wanted to get as many opinions as possible.

Our cat cut a slice that looks like a number "7" into the rubber surround of one of my speakers. The woofer is a 6.8" Scanspeak driver which I know is expensive to replace. The speaker seems to sound ok but the cut is bothering me. Is there any kind of glue I can use to repair it without doing more damage to the speaker, or should I just leave it alone? Any help would be appreciated.

Bob
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Tim- You keep talking about, "mass." What part of, "stiffness"(changing a driver's compliance, Cms/Qts), do you not understand?
Hi Rodmann9999, I should have expected this response after seeing your last response, you got it, Let me know if you'd ever like to have a conversation. I have no time for this.
Declawing cats is a cruel practice, and an amputation, as is debarking dogs. If one is too lazy to enforce some positive training, they should not have a pet. Cropping ears and docking tails (cosmetic surgery) is for the narcissistic owner. Animals should be left as intended ........ Au naturel
Rodman:... it was declawed (front paws) immediately.... and it was, for the next 14yrs( the perfect pet-literally). The cat was afraid to do anything wrong......... "what will they cut off me next time"?!!
Iso- I'm not into animal cruelty in the least(OR Anthropomorphism). Angel was as much a compleat, frisky feline after, as it was before the procedure, minus it's capacity for shredding things. It was an indoor pet, and needed not to defend itself. Outside of feeding the neighborhood strays; I have had no pets, since Angel died(14 cat years=80 human years). To me; the issue is as dead as the cat. Perhaps you(or anyone else with something to say) would care to address the thousands of Vets, NATIONWIDE, that perform the operation daily: (http://www.localvets.com/services/declawing/) Happy crusading.