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My usually high spirited and energitic cat has recently had a drastic change in behavior. She's an outdoor cat with all currents shots (about a year old). She has low energy and cries when I pick her up. I checked her for hurts bones and stomach pain, but didn't see any odd reactions until I picked up her tail. She cried and tried to get away from me. I can't really tell if there is something wrong there or not. I haven't noticed a huge difference in her eating habits or anything odd in her waste. Do you have any ideas on what this could be? Someone told me tapeworm, but she doesn't have all of the symptoms. Please help

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July 25 7:59 PM (47 minutes and 37 seconds later)
         
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Has your girl been spayed? Does she have all her vaccinations?

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July 26 2:45 AM (6 hours and 46 minutes and 32 seconds later)
         
Reply to Lori's Post: She is spayed and has all of her shots. She also has a sister from the same liter living here also. She has none of the symptoms I have described.

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