Welcome to TCS! I'm sure posters appreciate the information, but you're responding to a thread that's over two years old. The original poster stuck around for 7 posts, so is no longer around to read this information. 
And just FYI, pica if caused for a medical reason does have a cure if you fix the underlying problem. PICA in cats is often an indication of anemia.
And just FYI, pica if caused for a medical reason does have a cure if you fix the underlying problem. PICA in cats is often an indication of anemia.
