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Old 01-15-2017, 10:44 PM #1
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Default I can't stand all this pressure
everything is falling apart. I am taking Pudge to the vet this week. I hardly see her eat. I don't see her poop. she spends most of the time under the table. Abby is a very playful and aggressive kitten. Maybe Pudge is sick or maybe she and abby are jealous of each other. abby gets a lot more attention but i have been crawling under the table more.It is a pathetic situation. only til abby came did pudge gradually start going under the table, I used to see her eat. please say some prayers for pudgie
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