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It does not, unless the acat

Submitted by MagicalBeans (guest) on Thu, 05/05/2016 - 11:59am.

It does not, unless the acat contains some disease or virus due to undercooking. Cat meat contains the same proteins (maybe a few variances) from pig/cow meat. I'm not sure why you would eat a raw cat (I prefer raw turtle) but there should be no extra effects

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