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Kat - Becky & Gina must be related! Two years ago, Gina & Chipper were
playing in the kitchen cabinets, as usual, of my newly purchased townhouse.
Days later - pink vomit appeared on the carpet. Days later, Gina was
lethargic/inactive/possible fever/won't eat. Vet prescribed amoxi in case
of secondary infections and advised to observe for 24-36 hours for
improvement.
She improved. One month later, rearranging the bedroom furniture, I
discovered long-dried spewed pink vomit. Instinctively, I headed for the
kitchen, opened the corner cabinet, stuck my head in, and found a corner of
a bag sticking out from the bottom board. A former homeowner's cats'
spoiled and aged pink Maxi-Cat food bag.
Previously, the girls had "pushed out" a unique fruit bowl from the
cupboards. Now, I worry about mouse traps/poison down there. Moral? You
never know what they will eat or what they will find. Just like a human 2
year old!
Shari Gunter
[Posted in FML issue 2259]
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