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Why Are Purebred Cats More Prone To Disease?

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Health: most seriously, purebred cats suffer more from genetic diseases due to the inbreeding which has led to their creation.

Not only does your individual cat have greater chances of acquiring disease, if we allow them to breed they will pass on these genetic problems to future generations.

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