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Here you are Donna, this will explain it ![]() Also I might add that Cassie eats a lot of grass too and reacts the same way as Misty ![]() http://www.felinefuture.com/health/catseatgrass.php |
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Well that explains that very well!!! Came home from work to cat sick on my bed yesterday!!! It was mainly saliva and fur so that is obviously a good sign as she is getting the fur out of her system!!! Not such a good sign for my poor bed though!!! Thanks for the link Mags! |
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I'm wondering now if she ate something she shouldn't have when she went missing the other day ![]() ![]() Pity she had to use your bed though! ![]() |
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But some cats eat grass not as an emetic but simply because they like it...like salad, I guess. Mine, including Leia now, would just eat a little bit and it always stayed down. Cats! ![]() |
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