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Sent to Cat Experts August 11, 2006 7:22 p.m.

We had a very young stray cat that adopted us about 5 years ago that was just old enough to have been pregnant with 3 kittens shich were termitnated by our vet. He terminated her pregnancy at my request and spayed her and gave her all shots. She is acting like she is drunk when walking. She hasn't been around the house since I left on a trip 5 days ago. My husband says he hasn't seen her until this morning and she was acting this way. She recognized my voice and came to the porch to eat some food my husband put out for her. She is an indoor/outdoor cat and we have 2 other stays we had adopted before her and they are not having the same symptoms. My husband is afraid to pick up up to take her to the vet in case she may have picked up rabies as they are way overdue for their shots. She has not lost her appetite and she does not seem aggresive, but we have not tried to pet her since she came back. Do you have any idea what could be wrong?
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August 11, 2006 8:07 p.m. (44 minutes and 25 seconds later)

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