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August 2008

  • My two kittens with FIP - by Renee - (Mon, Aug 25 2008)
    Dakota, now 4 months, was found at Sonic with her wiskers torn off. I brought her into our home with our two dogs, Simon and Sarah both only 8 lbs. Well she, Dakota, would not leave the dogs alone. [more..]
  • My kitten.. - by Crystal - (Mon, Aug 11 2008)
    We just went to the vet not too long ago because my kitten’s left eye was getting blurry and she threw up that morning. I was expecting for her just to say she had allergies and maybe we’re feeding her too much. As soon as the vet saw my kitten she said this was very bad. That she might have one of two diseases. [more..]
  • FIP - MY CAT Winston - by Linda M. - (Thu, Aug 07 2008)
    Winston was an 11 yr old healthy happy male. In mid June 2008, all of a sudden, his right pupil dilated to fill the eye socket. It never came down. [more..]

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