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Old 01-09-2009, 08:06 PM #1
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Default manx kitten having problems
I have a six week old snow bengal/siamese manx kitten. He seems to be having elimination problems. His stools are solid, but he cries when trying to push them out. He drinks and eats Kitten food soaked until soft, just fine. Other than this problem, he acts and plays normally. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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