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"No tiene un gato" is a correct sentence. But it needs context as it can be translated 3 ways. Here are the ways with their identifying pronouns:

Él no tiene un gato. - He does not have a cat.
Ella no tiene un gato. - She does not have a cat.
Usted no tiene un gato. - You [formal] do not have a cat.

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