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cactusfractal

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2. We had an Othello
Fri Mar 1, 2024, 08:47 AM
Mar 2024

Void, of course.

Unfortunately, his tenure as house cat predated pretty much all the currently accessible digital means of recording his existence, so he exists in blessed memory.

That cat was a dog. He would poop in the yard and just walk away, not covering it. He would come when you called him. Ran right up like a puppy. Big boy, not very smart. During a hurricane in 2004, we looked out the window and saw a cat walking down the sidewalk in 80 mph winds, like it was an ordinary day. Of course, it was Othello.

Good luck with your lad.

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Othello's new bad habit [View all] I_UndergroundPanther Mar 2024 OP
If you have not changed his diet and nothing else changed drray23 Mar 2024 #1
Othello does not have parasites I_UndergroundPanther Mar 2024 #10
We had an Othello cactusfractal Mar 2024 #2
Panther, my sister's dog was doing a lot of licking so I got some stuff you put on to make him stop - Leghorn21 Mar 2024 #3
Try changing his food Freddie Mar 2024 #4
Just IMO a trip to the vet CousinIT Mar 2024 #5
Yeah He might need to see her I_UndergroundPanther Mar 2024 #11
I had a cat who licked off a patch of belly fur. Ocelot II Mar 2024 #6
othello marti Mar 2024 #7
My best guess is parasites (most likely fleas) or skin infection, or a combination of the two. Midnight Writer Mar 2024 #8
Othello is parasite free I_UndergroundPanther Mar 2024 #9
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