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Home» Posts tagged "eating foreign objects"

Why does my cat eat toys and shoelaces, and how can I stop this?

March 15, 2009 | by The Paws and Effect Gang | cat behavior | 2 Comments

Dear Most Esteemed and Knowledgeable Kitties: My male cat is 8 months old. Lately he has been eating toys and shoe laces, chewing strings off clothing and eating them, chewing bristles off the broom and eating them, and then vomiting them up. Last week, he didn’t eat normally for a couple of days, then I [...]

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I need some advice on my three cats and their strange issues

November 2, 2008 | by The Paws and Effect Gang | cat behavior, cat health | No Comments

Dear Most Esteemed and Knowledgeable Kitties: I have three cats that are giving me gray hair. Darling kitty 1 is a tortie named Chloe that I adopted 8 years ago when she was a baby. She was spayed at 6 months.  She LOVES to go after paper and plastic items so our home is as [...]

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