He looks like a pretty cat. It's so good of you to give him a home. I don't have any advice; I just wanted to wish you good luck. Keep us posted (with pics).
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08-08-2010, 04:41 PM #1
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08-08-2010, 04:46 PM #2
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Two things I noted from your posts about this cat: he is very underweight and he drinks a lot. Those COULD be signs that he is diabetic - you may want to have a vet check for that. I had a barn cat that developed diabetes as he aged, and he suddenly lost a TON of weight, drank constantly (and ate a ton, but puked a lot of it back up), and peed a lot. He didn't respond well to insulin injections and had to be put down.
Edit: I'm not sure these points apply anymore, since he looks pretty healthy in that picture, but I figured I would leave the note anyway. I might not be comprehending very well, either, after a long and tiring weekend.
Otherwise, he's a cutie and I hope he gets along with your pets soon! Good for you for looking out for him!Last edited by artifactos; 08-08-2010 at 04:48 PM.
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