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My cat won't groom herself very good! is this normal?

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Posted by: foryouonly at Sun Aug 29 03:48:54 2004  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by foryouonly ]  
   

I have a 2 year old cat and lately I have been having to pick err..feces that has been sticking to her behind. Since she is a long hair, she has very fine long hair near her rear end and lately whenever she go in her litterbox and does her thing, I've been finding traces of little bits of feces stuck on her behind and she won't clean herself after she has gone in her litterbox either. O_o Will I have to keep doing this or is there another alternative?


   

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