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xenathecrazy
- yes, I realized you came to ask specifically for senior health information....I wanted to put to you that sometimes there are other pertinent considerations which, unless highlighted, might never even 'cross our minds'. One example could be the 'connection' that one cat has with another.....and, the potential for 'fallout' (even medical issues fallout) should that connection be severed. It is something that deserves careful consideration and assessment beforehand - and, weighed equally with other aspects such as health issues. Not everyone is aware of the potential for this kind of relationship among cats.
There's a wonderful ongoing rescue story unfolding in "real time" here at TCS. In one 'episode', one cat becomes ill and, on his return from hospitalization, the bond between him and his sister becomes evident....that part's here: My Feral And Rescued Cats. (second paragraph, "Whistle was...")
What might be the effects or fallout if those two were to be separated, I wonder.
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xenathecrazy
- yes, I realized you came to ask specifically for senior health information....I wanted to put to you that sometimes there are other pertinent considerations which, unless highlighted, might never even 'cross our minds'. One example could be the 'connection' that one cat has with another.....and, the potential for 'fallout' (even medical issues fallout) should that connection be severed. It is something that deserves careful consideration and assessment beforehand - and, weighed equally with other aspects such as health issues. Not everyone is aware of the potential for this kind of relationship among cats.There's a wonderful ongoing rescue story unfolding in "real time" here at TCS. In one 'episode', one cat becomes ill and, on his return from hospitalization, the bond between him and his sister becomes evident....that part's here: My Feral And Rescued Cats. (second paragraph, "Whistle was...")
What might be the effects or fallout if those two were to be separated, I wonder.
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