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niyad

(121,937 posts)
Mon Jan 27, 2025, 01:21 PM Jan 27

"Pandora Syndrome" in cats. Is anybody here familiar with this? I just

Last edited Mon Jan 27, 2025, 02:01 PM - Edit history (1)

heard about it from a neighbor, as a diagnosis for her precious little senior one. Sounded to me like PID (routinely called "pretty inaccurate diagnosis" ) in women. I did look it up, and, frankly, it sounded far more serious than her vet indicated.

Any information will be greatly appreciated.

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"Pandora Syndrome" in cats. Is anybody here familiar with this? I just (Original Post) niyad Jan 27 OP
Never heard of it, found this article (which you might have also found): Ocelot II Jan 27 #1
Thank you so much. That is not the article that I read, but it is much more niyad Jan 27 #2
That's a great article Laurelin Jan 27 #4
Stress disorder - here is a link Nigrum Cattus Jan 27 #3
It is a catchall term for multi symptom illness in cats IbogaProject Jan 27 #5

niyad

(121,937 posts)
2. Thank you so much. That is not the article that I read, but it is much more
Mon Jan 27, 2025, 02:05 PM
Jan 27

informative, so I do truly appreciate you sharing it. I will be shring this information with my neighbor.

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