Cat Scratch Fever

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There's nothing quite as much fun as dragging one's cats out from
their hiding places and trying to get them into their carriers for a
quick, routine trip to the vet. Of course, this is all done with the
safety and welfare of the kitties in mind, but try telling them that
as they meow at you in disdain and run to hide under the bed after you
return home.

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