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s much as I admire anyone who can successfully travel with a cat, I do take exception with the statement that “Any cat is adaptable with enough patience” [“The Ultimate Guide to Traveling With Pets in Texas,” February]. I traveled between Fredericksburg and Pagosa Springs, Colorado, for nine years, usually with three cats. Two of them have a total

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