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Re: problem with young male cat

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From: Anthony Magnani
Date: Tue, 09 Jan 1996 00:00
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barbaram@melbpc.org.au (Barbara Maple) wrote:

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>Has anybody else had the same trouble with their cats at all?
>If so what was the solution,   At the moment, it seems as though
>the best thing to do is to keep on on chicken mince and the
>vitamin tablet for a couple of months.   Any other ideas anybody?
>Thank you for reading this,


With all due respect Barbara it seems your veterinarian has examined
your cat and made a diagnosis and prognosis.  All you need to do now
is follow their advice for the length of time specified.  If your cat
shows clinical signs again, ring your veterinarian !  He or she is not
a mind-reader and by not receiving a call think all is well.

Failing that, let all the soothsayers, witch doctors, remedial
experts, etc come forth, diagnose and proffer another treatment.
Especially as all they have to go on is three paragraphs and two blood
tinged motions and one clinical sign.

Kindest regards
Anthony





       +    Anthony Magnani
  +         Brisbane Queensland Australia
         +  E-mail to anthony@gil.com.au
       *    Living under the Southern Cross 
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