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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Up north where it's very cold right now!
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Location: Up north where it's very cold right now!
Posts: 634
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[QUOTE=Jane;357310]
Oh my goodness,it sounds like you have one spoiled lil' baby on your hands..LOL
I sure do hope his appetite has improved by now.I know mine weren't too hungry for a couple of days after surgery either.
Hopefully,thats all it is with your baby!!
Only my older kitty will eat moist treats also he is the only one that will eat ANY kind of fish..LOL
Funny how they have their own lil' favorites!Just like us...
Have you asked the vet about the loss of apetite?
I'm just guessing here,but it could be brought on by missing his previous owner..
Not sure what to tell you about that...I would suggest some reading for you though,since you have only had dogs in the past..Cats are soooo different,as i'm sure you are learning
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You could just google"cat behavior" or anything else that comes to mind.The internet is an abundance of info..
Wishing you and your baby all the best..
Bye 4 now~~
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