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Pat - 13 Oct 2004 05:54 GMT

Not a day goes by that Baby Eyes doesn't give each and every one of the
other 5 feline members of this household a complete bath, yet she almost
never throws up any hairballs. In fact she rarely presents any hairballs at
all, not even the number I would normally expect from a longhaired cat
living alone.

How is this possible?

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Christina Websell - 13 Oct 2004 11:56 GMT

> Not a day goes by that Baby Eyes doesn't give each and every one of the
> other 5 feline members of this household a complete bath, yet she almost
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> How is this possible?

I'd be interested to know too, I've never seen either of mine throw up a
hairball, they are short hairs though.

Tweed

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Kreisleriana - 13 Oct 2004 14:39 GMT

>Not a day goes by that Baby Eyes doesn't give each and every one of the
>other 5 feline members of this household a complete bath, yet she almost
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>How is this possible?

She has New and Improved Miracle Digestive Fluid?

Theresa
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TBird - 13 Oct 2004 15:44 GMT

> Not a day goes by that Baby Eyes doesn't give each and every one of the
> other 5 feline members of this household a complete bath, yet she almost
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> How is this possible?

My first two cats never *ever* hocked up hairballs.

These two never seem to stop.

TBird <----- prefered the non-hocking experience

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Christine Burel - 14 Oct 2004 05:44 GMT

You're lucky!
Christine

> Not a day goes by that Baby Eyes doesn't give each and every one of the
> other 5 feline members of this household a complete bath, yet she almost
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> How is this possible?

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