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Default My little cat doctor
Just wanted to share a picture of one of my 4 cats, Max. I live all of my pets, but Max is really special because he can always tell when I am about to have a pain flare-up or a mood swing. Plus, when I'm feeling sick or depressed, he never leaves my side. Pets are some of the best medicine out there!
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