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Taking Care of Your Disabled Cat Most cats are able to compensate for the loss of a limb — or even function of the hind legs. Here’s how. By Ilene Springer
It can be shocking at first to see a cat running around that is missing a limb, but many disabled cats can still lead full and contented lives. Cats possess a tremendous sense of balance and, even without all four limbs, they can often get around normally. All a three-legged cat needs is proper medical care and a loving and patient human companion who is willing to adjust the cats environment to his specific needs. How Cats Become Disabled Subscriber Login Purchase Selection or begin your FREE 14-day trial subscription to CatWatchNewsletter.com |
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