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    Sounds like OCD. I guess cats can get this too - but why - and how the heck to break them of it??? Maybe Franklin is just bored. Have you tried toys or other distractions with him?

    Many years ago when I wore my hair long, I had a cat who insisted on sucking on it and biting on it. The only way to stop him was to remove either myself or the cat. It took him a long while, but he finally got the message and eventually stopped.
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    Well Franklin is a bit neurotic in addition to being a big baby....
    Diane
    Central Coast CA
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