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Old 06-04-2007, 11:41 PM #24
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I have a cat question. We are going out of town for 3 weeks. Do you think my cat would be happiest at home with someone coming over 2xweek to change food and water, or in a kennel? I thought he would be better at home where he was familiar, but now I am worrying he might get just too lonely.
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