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Black cats and diseases:
  • There are no special diseases connected with black cats than any other breed of cat. I owned a black cat for 20 years (they are suppose to bring you bad luck as well according to western superstition, but she brought me nothing but love and luck.) As long as cats get their yearly check-ups and their shots there is no reason most cats can't be healthy.
  • I have a black cat of my own, and nothing odd or special disease can happen to her that would not get another cat that's a different color any sicker than she would. I don't think color matters.
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