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On this week's episode of In The Vet's Office, Dr. Josie is joined by one of her former vet school classmates, colleague, friend, and cat connoisseur- Dr. Andrew Bean. Dr. Josie and Dr. Bean start the ...

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Those who are lucky enough to have cats will know all about the joys of hairballs. Hairballs are a common by-product of your pet grooming themselves, and the occasional one is absolutley harmless.

or hairballs—are often mistaken for normal feline behavior," McCarthy told Newsweek. Photos of Coco the cat who has developed an unusual allergy to fellow felines. Photos of Coco the cat who has ...