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    Buddy has finally just decided to eat again. He went on a fast, he shed tonight, and he seemed a bit jumpy, so, put him in his feed box, threw in a mouse, and he took it with no hesitation what so ever. LOL :roll:

    I knew if I waited him out long enough he would FINALLY eat. Although, I got admit, I was getting frustrated, even took him to the vet to make sure he was OK.

    I am so happy!!!
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    awesome news jeanne. hopefully everyone else's off-feeders will take notice and follow his lead... i sure as hell hope so.
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    Congrats to Buddy (and Jeanne)! Always good to see them eat well. We're thinking about offering Seymour live next time since he has refused two f/t adult mice and one f/t fuzzy mouse. Don't want him losing his great muscle tone.
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    great news!!
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    thats great news
    its always a relief when they eat after a long fast
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    I told you it'd all work out !

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    Yipee!!!
    I know that is a relief for him and most importantly yourself!
    Congrats

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