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Abused cats, whether physically or emotionally, are no different than any creature who’s had to deal with a bad situation. They can be difficult to deal with because of the abuse and it will take patience to get them back to normal. Physically abused cats are obviously easier to spot since they likely will show physical damage to their bodies. However, those that appear to be in perfect shape on the outside may have sustained internal or emotional damage and are more difficult to spot. Physical damage is certainly bad, but emotional damage is a lot tougher to repair. However, cats who’ve been physically abused will still respond to a soft touch and voice, as long as they know the abuse has ended.

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