 Purred: Thu May 15, '08 6:51pm PST |
 | |  | | Hey. :3 This is Emmy, reporting from behind the computer. My human has a question - her cello instructor also has a Siamese (named Wolfy of all things - oh, it's short for Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Sheesh, who names their cat something so rediculous? He smells nice...oops, got off topic there). Anyhow, he had to have his fur shaved off of his shoulder to have something done, and when the fur grew back, it was dark.
My human tells me that this is because we get color points when our skin gets cold, but wants to know if Wolfy will ever get his fur back to normal again. Thanks if ya help!
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I don't think so but you never know. My human once met a dog that got a broken leg because she was hit by a car as a puppy. The fur over the place where her leg had been broken was grew back white instead of black.
