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| 4145.1 | | WJOUSM::GASKELL | | Wed Nov 07 1990 10:17 | 13 |
| I may be teaching my grandmother to suck eggs, but, does your cat have
a temperature? She may just be trying to cool off, and the wheezing may be
a cold or some other virus.
If it's just a "kooky habit" what ever behavior modification strategy
you take to break her of the habit, allow at least two weeks for it to
work. (At least that's what the books say. Personally I have NEVER
been able to break any cat of any habit, but I'm weak minded.)
Best of luck
Three and me.
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| 4145.2 | Just call me Fresh Air Freddy | WILLEE::MERRITT | | Wed Nov 07 1990 12:11 | 9 |
| Unless she does have a temperture and seems sick...I wouldn't worry
about it. Most of my cats love to find the warmest place in the
house to sleep....but I have one that loves to sleep anywhere
where it's a bit chilly!
Break the habit...ha ha!!
Sandy
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| 4145.3 | Some like it hot and some like it cold! | CUPMK::TRACHMAN | EmacX Exotics * 264-8298 | Wed Nov 07 1990 12:28 | 8 |
| My crew seems to split their thinking on hot and cold. Some of them
will find the coldest place in the house year round, and then the
rest will try and find the hottest place to roost. The Exotics like
to be cool, and will spend lots of time downstairs, where a bunch
of the rest of the kids will huggle and snuggle almost on top of
the wood stove !!
E.T.
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| 4145.4 | | CRUISE::NDC | Putiput Scottish Folds DTN:297-2313 | Thu Nov 08 1990 08:06 | 3 |
| Maybe she's just hot blooded! I have a fan in my office year
round because I'm always hot. ;-)
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