Re: Do cats moult..?

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From: Pat
Date: Wed, 19 Mar 2003 15:20

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Hi Ivor,


"Ivor Jones" <nospam@this.account> wrote in message
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> "Five Cats" <cats_five@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:CAAlWAFOgid+EwI8@nevis-view.demon.co.uk...
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> > They do moult especially at this time of year.  So long as she has no
> > skin lesions or bald bits then what is happening is normal.  You don't
> > say what kind of coat she has, but even short-coated cats can shed a lot
> > of fur.
>
> Thanks to everyone, seems I'm worrying about nothing, as usual :-)  She's
> just a standard short haired moggy, as you'll see if you check out the
> photos..! I've had her for three months now, after 10 years without cats,
> and I couldn't imagine life without her now, she's gorgeous :-)  I've
> never known such an affectionate cat, as soon as I come in from work, she
> rushes up for a dose of fuss, and follows me around the house..!
>
> Ivor
>
>
Your are not worrying about nothing ...just being a loving owner.
I can see she is a lovely cat....and good at staying still for the camera.
Some cats are like dogs ..as yours seems to be.
Must admit my two are very loving.
Your cats is really lovely...and lucky to have you as an owner.
Someone who cares.
Take care.
Pat.

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Subject: Re: Do cats moult..?
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