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Old 04-25-2016, 10:17 PM #2
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You have a Serval as a pet? That is both impressive and scary.

My suggestion is you seek the advice of a vet that specializes in exotic species. Is there a zoo nearby? Maybe they can suggest someone. Simply treating your Serval as a simple feline may be a mistake. Housecats and tigers don't get the same meds; maybe Servals are way different too.

I hope you get your friend healthy soon!
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