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From: MSN NicknameblondeKatty  (Original Message)Sent: 6/25/2003 9:10 PM
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Keeping a cat healthy is the prime objective of any cat owner. We want nothing else than to enjoy our cat for the rest of our days without worrying about the possibility of losing this treasured companion.

But events happen and life changes and sometimes our cat will start acting strangely. This is usually the first sign that the cat does not feel well. To be a responsible caretaker of your cat requires you to have the ability to know when the vet should be called, or to understand what the cat is trying to tell you. This knowledge does not just appear overnight. It takes time to understand how to read your cat's language and what to do about it.

Veterinary medicine has advanced over the years and many clinics now will cater to the cat owner and their needs. The latest advancements are available, better food is being produced that lengthens cats' lives. There is a wealth of information on the Web to help you with questions and concerns



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