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To: Rambi who wrote (30491)	6/30/1999 10:37:00 AM
From: Gauguin	Respond to of 71178

Sounds like he needs wormed. Are his "third eye-lids" (speaking of Sanskrit) rolling up part of the way? Do you see whites? It's tricky worming young cats. Because (I think) you're basically poisoning them to kill the worms. But it's worth it; and if you get lucky, they'll croak. Should do both. Or, he can have an OD of fleas. But you would be able to tell, likely. Is it time for their shots? Because the vet knows if they need wormed or not, and will comb for fleas. Both things make them miserable, touchy, and slaggard. I know that's what was doing it to me. That will be $1.68. sluggard? Droopy and listless then.