We got our maggie when she was only 3 weeks old. She was thrown from a moving truck infront of a shelter in another town from where i live. She was soooo tiny when we got her.. Ever since we have got her she has sucked on our shoulders. We know she is sucking and not just drolling... Well she is now a adult cat and she is still sucking. We tryed to discourage her from doing so by pushing her mouth off our shirts but she still tries.. Is there anything that can be done to stop this? Will she always suck?!?!





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12/02
A wet tail hurts a lot, like a wet towel hurts more than a dry one! I ended up buying some gross tasting stuff from the vet and put it on her tail to make her stop. However, I'm sure you don't want that stuff all over your shirts
I know it can be really annoying and gross.. you may want to ask your vet for advice.
I loved reading: Cat Stories by James Herriot who wrote the All Creatures Great and Small series.
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