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To: CatLady who wrote (235)	6/23/1999 5:03:00 PM
From: RumKola	Respond to of 2932

CatLady, I once had a dog with a similar disposition regarding pill taking. After many frustrating sessions of trying to force pills down his throat, I got fed up and threw the pill on the floor. The dog ran over and gobbled it up! I know that dogs are different than cats, but it might be worth a try. My cats seem to always check out everything that goes to the floor, and to like most of what they find. :-) JDP

To: CatLady who wrote (235)	6/23/1999 5:08:00 PM
From: Wooly	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2932

Have any of you ever experienced this? One of my cats is learning very distinct meows from the other! I have two cats, one is a male "double thumbed" Snowshoe, the other is a male Champagne Tonkinese. (I rescued both from the MSPCA, a few years ago) They have completely different personalities, and completely different "voices." Sneakers, the Snowshoe, is a real sweety, and speaks in multi-syallabic, sing song phrases. Cleo, the Tonk, is a rascal, has lots of alley-cat-mouser in him, and he meows in short, throaty mono-syllables. We can always tell them apart when they are out of sight, by their meows. Until today... I swear, Sneakers, who usually sings up a storm at feeding time, was using Cleo's short, grunty "mwow" when I opted to make a pot of coffee instead of opening their can of food! Sure got my attention. Cheers, Wooly