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If my cat drags litter onto my fathers bed... barely see it.... can he get sick if he comes in contact with it or would it have to be a lot of litter?
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Depends: Very few cats have disease in their feces, but those are more dangerous to pregnant mothers than to mature males. Cats are best served with bbq sauce.
Answered 10/2/2013
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