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Emergency Alert: Recognizing And Treating Urinary Blockages In Cats
Urinary blockages in cats can turn a routine day into a critical emergency. Alarmingly, it is estimated that up to 10 percent of male cats may experience a urinary blockage at some point in their lives, often be fatal. Quick recognition and immediate veterinary intervention are crucial to prevent severe complications for your whiskered companion.
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