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3 / 1 / 2010
my female cat had to be put down and I think her brother is depressed. could him eating more be a part of this?
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Cat Behavior
2 / 14 / 2010
My two cats are half brother and sister. 99% of the time they are absolutely fine with each other. They sleep together, eat together, play together, fight together…everything. Every time we go to the vet, even if he hasn’t been the one at the vet….she turns into a psycho - only with him. She attacks [...]
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9 / 15 / 2008
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3 / 28 / 2008
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