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Pets

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1. At some point the behavior can be an automatic response, whether the stimulus is there or not...

Mon Feb 6, 2023, 10:02 AM

Feb 2023

So you are wise to try to intervene before it gets to that point.

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Years ago I had 2 Maine Coons that threw up pretty often Freddie Feb 2023 #2

As a human who has several allergies myself, wnylib Feb 2023 #4

He hasn't x-rayed, yet Siwsan Feb 2023 #5

Hope you get to the...um..."bottom" of this. wnylib Feb 2023 #7

Great. Seafood is one of the top allergens in cats. catrose Feb 2023 #8

Years ago, my vet had me switch to a no dust litter because SheltieLover Feb 2023 #6