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Kristy - 19 Oct 2005 02:32 GMT

My cat for the past 2 weeks has had diarrhea. At first I thought it was the
treats I occasionally give her like a chunk of meat or cheese or tuna but I
stopped that immediately and she still has the diarrhea. Any ideas? She
has no access to any other food and I feed her dry food.

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Camilla Baird - 19 Oct 2005 06:12 GMT

> My cat for the past 2 weeks has had diarrhea. At first I thought it was the
> treats I occasionally give her like a chunk of meat or cheese or tuna but I
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> Kristy
> ((¸¸.·´ ..·´-:¦:- ((¸¸ ·.·

What is the vet saying?
Camilla

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Kristy - 19 Oct 2005 06:20 GMT

Well, that's my next step is going to the vet. First I've stopped any
"treats" to see if it cleared up. Since it hasn't I thought I'd try here
real quick and if no one has any suggestions it's definitely a quick trip to
the vet.

>> My cat for the past 2 weeks has had diarrhea. At first I thought it was
>> the
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> What is the vet saying?
> Camilla

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Simone K. - 22 Oct 2005 22:27 GMT

Your *next* step is going to the vet? Excuse me, if your *child* had
diarrhea for *two weeks* would your first step be to change his or her diet,
next, to consult an Internet news group and only then, if no-one has any
ideas, to go to the doctor?!

> Well, that's my next step is going to the vet. First I've stopped any
> "treats" to see if it cleared up. Since it hasn't I thought I'd try here
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> > What is the vet saying?
> > Camilla

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Kristy - 23 Oct 2005 09:26 GMT

I know it's bad but I have really bad agoraphobia. It's going to be very
hard for me to get out. I finally called my brother and he's going to take
her Monday for me.

> Your *next* step is going to the vet? Excuse me, if your *child* had
> diarrhea for *two weeks* would your first step be to change his or her
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>> > What is the vet saying?
>> > Camilla

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Simone K. - 24 Oct 2005 14:50 GMT

In that case, I can only apologise for what, I can now see, must have
sounded like a pretty sharp reprimand. Please forgive me - and I hope your
cat will soon be better :-)

Simone

> I know it's bad but I have really bad agoraphobia. It's going to be very
> hard for me to get out. I finally called my brother and he's going to take
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> >> > What is the vet saying?
> >> > Camilla

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Kristy - 26 Oct 2005 12:22 GMT

Thank you for understanding. That's why I came here just hoping to find
some magic solution but I was panicking that something bad was going to
happen so I was calling my brother at the same time

> In that case, I can only apologise for what, I can now see, must have
> sounded like a pretty sharp reprimand. Please forgive me - and I hope your
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>> >> the vet.
>> >> "Camilla Baird" <mail@korat.dk> wrote in message

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Patrick I. McCurry - 17 Feb 2006 11:52 GMT

> I know it's bad but I have really bad agoraphobia. It's going to be
> very hard for me to get out. I finally called my brother and he's
> going to take her Monday for me.

Creepy coincidences.

Within a few days my brother is going to take my cat to the vet
because of a similar issue. I have a social phobia and anxiety
though not of your severity I'm sure, but still problematic.

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LMR - 17 Feb 2006 18:24 GMT

>Creepy coincidences.

>Within a few days my brother is going to take my cat to the vet
>because of a similar issue. I have a social phobia and anxiety
>though not of your severity I'm sure, but still problematic.

This post is 4 months old.

LMR

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