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Kittens

Posted By: ERMT/Oncology MT2 on 2007-03-24
In Reply to: leash for kittens - Closet MT

I know they make smaller ones for rabbits and ferrets. One that size may fit a kitten. I think a leash is better than having a kitty get hit and killed by a car. If you take them out I would find a way to keep them protected. :)


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Copy and paste this into your browser for a huge dose of cuteness! 


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