Dear Sue:

I hope I won't be accused of trying to ram the idea of animal communication 
down your throat as was recently the case with regard to another listmember and 
problem, but, I would suggest that you call an animal communicator and ask 
your cat why she is acting strangely.

I have found when faced with puzzling questions, it gives me more peace of 
mind and has saved me $$ that might have been needlessly spent on a battery of 
tests at the vet, to first ask my furkid directly what is going on.  Just as a 
human doctor relies heavily on our relating how we are feeling to help narrow 
the focus in deciding what tests may be necessary to arrive at a diagnosis, 
the same can be true with animals, if we would just ask them.

I am always especially concerned when one of my FeLV+ fubabys behaves 
strangely as it is often very subtle things -- with my Purrsia it was sleeping 
more 
than usual and with my Angel Eyes it was hiding under the bed because something 
in her lungs hurt and she didn't want me to take her to the vet -- that can 
signal the beginning of a decline in their health.  If you can catch things 
early rather than later, there is a better chance of making a difference. 
Sadly, 
for my Purrsia and Angel Eyes, the unusual behaviors were the beginning of the 
end for both of them.  

I do hope this will not be the case for your furkid.  Just like people, cats 
and other animals can have off days when they just don't want to be sociable 
and are ready to snarl at the least provocation.  But, with my FeLV+ furkids, I 
never want to just guess and give it time...I can't help worrying and need to 
know right away what the reason is.  Only they can tell you what they are 
thinking and feeling, and unless one is psychically gifted, you need the 
assistance of someone who is and can "speak" their language.

If you need help finding an animal communicator, I can refer you to somone 
I've used with very good results as can Nina ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) or you can 
do a web search for Animal Communicators.  The AC does not have to physically 
see the animal, just needs a description of the critter and location and it 
does not matter where the AC is located with relation to where you are.  I've 
worked with animal communicators who live nearby and clear across the country 
with equally good results.

Best wishes for the coming New Year and I hope you are able to find out why 
your cat just "doesn't seem right."  I hope it will be nothing serious.

Sincerely,  Sally in San Jose



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