Originally published February 26 2006
Cats that limp may run a higher risk of heart disease
by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, NaturalNews Editor
The AZ Daily Sun warns cat owners that there may be a risk of heart disease associated with cats that begin to develop a limp.
You wouldn't normally associate limping with heart disease.
When my friend Jim's cat began limping, he thought she had pulled a muscle.
A visit to the vet revealed a much more serious problem; Babette was suffering from "aortic saddle thrombosis."
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