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		<title>Why do cats seem compelled to eat some plants, like my poor aloe, and ignore others?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Cats may devour some plants but ignore others as a simple matter of taste, says Sandra Sawchuk, a clinical instructor at the School of Veterinary Medicine. “It’s each to his own. I like romaine lettuce over iceberg; cats can have their own desires.” Although cats are carnivores, they may have grown accustomed to eating plant [...]]]></description>
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