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RE: new fat tailed-need bedding advice

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Posted by: lovemyguys at Sun Apr 6 10:29:34 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by lovemyguys ]  
   

Thanks for the advice. She's about 6-7 inches. Not sure how old really. We adopted her. The store said the family that brought her said she was 7 years and their child "outgrew" her. Sounds fishy. The store said there's no way she's 7 years old. Too small.
She seems healthy, her eating does not seem to be as much as I would think. Her tail is short and very fat which is good I guess? Maybe I'll try to find some kind of bedding more friendly for her eating. She got another mouthful yesterday.

   

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