A free lunch is never really free.
A free cat never comes without a price.
I have never had as much problem integrating a new cat into my home until Daisy. Oh, she’s putting on weight, and becoming mor

I have no idea what’s up with her. I’m very tired and just want to throttle her. No need to worry – I won’t do her harm. But I don’t know how to get ahead of this.
I’ve integrated 3 or 4 cats in my 20+ years as a pet owning adult, and never have I second-guessed myself so much. I’m afraid of taking her to our vet because: 1) she’s only just beginning to stop hissing and hiding, and 2) it’s going to cost big $$’s.
What’s a cat lovin’ person to do? Any suggestions?
1 comment:
Sounds like a urinary tract infection to me. Just a guess.
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