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  1. #1
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    Hi Jim.

    Have you had Mr. Destruction in for a vet checkup? If money is an issue - as it is for many - would the vet take payments? Any family or friends that might help?

    If he's not neutered then that surgery might make him less aggressive. However, he knew what a litterbox was, so maybe he had owners before and they had him neutered.
    "Do or do not. There is no try." -- Yoda

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    Those sound like great presents! Please let us know how Mr. Destruction likes them after Santa delivers them.

    Good idea from Candace about a vet checkup and finding out whether he's been neutered. If he hasn't been, he should be!

    Best wishes to you both!

    I meant," said Ipslore bitterly, "what is there in this world that truly makes living worthwhile?"
    Death thought about it.
    CATS, he said eventually. CATS ARE NICE.

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    Quote Originally Posted by phesina View Post
    Those sound like great presents! Please let us know how Mr. Destruction likes them after Santa delivers them.
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    I really hope he like them.

    I'm playing Christmas songs all day to get him in the mood. I got 54 Christmas songs on my phone. Johnny Mathis is playing now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Catty1 View Post
    Hi Jim.

    Have you had Mr. Destruction in for a vet checkup? If money is an issue - as it is for many - would the vet take payments? Any family or friends that might help?

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    I have no idea. Took me 5 months to figure out she was a he. <two minute laugh>

    <still laughing> I'm waiting for the stimulus money. Then off to the vet.

    My biggest problem is eating. My brother tells me I am watching to closely. So now I'm keeping an eye on the output instead of the input. The output seems good.

    I was giving him caned food with gravy. I found he licks the gravy off and leaves the meat behind. However, by next meal 1/2 to 3/4 has been eaten. I switched to dry and he does do a bit better. He won't go near the cake type cat food.

    I may have caused the gravy liking. When I am preparing his meal on the counter he jumps up on the counter to watch. I open the can and give him what I call, "The insensitive lick." then I put it in the bowl. Then bring it to his spot. Since I stopped giving him dry food he doesn't jump on the counter. He waits at his spot.

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    [I can't figure out how to edit.

    I balled up my last paragraph. It should be,

    "I may have caused the gravy licking. When I am preparing his meal on the counter he jumps up on the counter to watch. I open the can and give him what I call, "The insensitive lick." then I put it in the bowl. Then bring it to his spot. Since I stopped giving him wet food he doesn't jump on the counter. He waits at his spot. "

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