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Old June 8th, 2004, 01:06 PM
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Cat sitting Help!!!

This is not an emergency question just a concern. I have a cat (Cry Baby) he has been fixed and had all of his shots, he has been de-wormed and all that. My friend asked my of I would watch her kitten until they got through with apartment inspections. I told her I would not unless he had all of his shots and was taken care of becuase I did not want my cat to catch anything. So i have had this kitten for three days. Anyway, I was talking to her and come find out her kitten was never de wormed. Now, I have never seen a worm on him and he acts fine (he is 12 weeks old) but if he does have a few will my cat get them since he was de wormed already (it was about 2 weeks ago). This kitten was from an outside cat. She called the vet and he is going in for his shot in four days but I am wondering should I take my cat in again?
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