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The Bunny Cat Blueprint: Decoding the Abyssinian
The Bunny Cat Blueprint: Decoding the Abyssinian Educational content from Dr. Rosie DVM — not a substitute for an exam with your own veterinarian. Free pet health tools from a working DVM: https://rosapet.ai/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=global-pedigree Reserve the RosaPet Smart Health Collar: $149 founder price, $29 deposit. It tracks pulse, breathing, temperature and sleep in the RosaPet app, with no monthly fee. 4G GPS is optional, $9.99 a month for founders. It helps you notice changes and does not diagnose. Estimated to ship February 2027. https://www.drrosiedvm.com/smart-collar?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=collar-founder-presale#reserve Run a clinic? RosaVet — AI-first veterinary practice management: https://rosavet.ai/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=global-pedigree-vet #Abyssinian #VetTips #DrRosieDVM
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