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Joyce Coomer: Cat patient won't even smell of goat milk

Comments re article 87839 Ailing cat needs goat milk Anyone know a source

Joyce M. Coomer writes:
The cat that really needed to drink it wouldn't even smell of it . . . however, the other cats slurped it down like they hadn't eaten in weeks . . .

And a question: Does anyone have a listing of what the recycling center does and does not take? - Joyce M. Coomer
Thanks for the update - Maybe someone has an idea on feeding goat's milk to sickly cats. As for your other question, what the recycling center takes and does not take, ought to be available quickly. Any help will be appreciated. - EW




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