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Cat Owner's Manual › Chapter 8: Cat Health Care › Common Cat Health Issues ›Intro: Minor Cat Health Issues
Throughout its life, the average cat will display numerous mechanical "hiccups," most of which it will quickly resolve on its own. If the symptoms persist or worsen over a 24-hour period, however, you should consider seeking professional assistance. Familiarize yourself (and, if appropriate, other members of your family) with the following common malfunctions. Do this in advance, because during a real emergency there will likely be no time to locate and consult reference materials. Chapter 8: Cat Health Care
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