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2 weeks ago our 8 year old cat became sick he is half manecoon and yellow tiger . he laid in a room for 2 days barely able to move . we had to feed him soft food because he was having a hard time swalowing. the third day he started to get better coming out of the room for water but not eating just soft cat treats. a few days later he seemed to systematicaly be back to normal. however last week we noticed he was losin weight even though now he is eating and drinking regulaly. i estimate about 7 to ten lbs. loss since he originally became sick he's still somewhat plafull but now you can feel his spine and shoulder blades from petting him also his hind quarters are very thin. and he has become more lethargic. can someone help us undersand what is going on with our once healthy 25 pound baby please

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October 15, 2006 2:29 a.m. (2 hours and 7 minutes later)

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