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Old 01-28-2009, 05:46 PM #12
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Thanks, I'll try that as well. God I hope he eats tonight.

Oh, and Chewie is a big purrer anyway. Though I've been through a lot of cats that I've experienced that, I don't think Chewie's purring right now is related to that. But, he does move carefully. I'm SURE he's got to be hurting. Lord knows when I had my gall bladder out, it was so frippin painful for 2 weeks. So he surely has discomfort.

I'm pampering him the best I can.

I should shut up about it now cause I'm getting upset just thinking about him not eating, lol.

thanks.
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