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nutrition in order to stay healthy.

Paragraph 2 = MAIN POINT 1 - LOVE
Includes information for reason (1) above
Topic sentence: Love is one important aspect to having a healthy cat.
Supporting sentence(s): When you show your cat that she is loved she will feel good on the inside. Research has shown that cats that are showered with a lot of love by their owners live healthier longer lives. (Cite research)

Concluding sentence: A loved cat is a happy healthy cat.

Paragraph 3 = MAIN POINT 2 - HEALTHCARE
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Topic sentence: Along with lots of love, cats need to visit the veterinarian regularly to stay healthy and prevent disease.
Supporting sentence(s): Regular vet visits can prevent diseases and health issues such as bladder or kidney problems. They can also help control health problems that already exist. Your Veterinarian can give you tips on how to keep your cat's health at its best.
Concluding sentence:

Paragraph 4 = MAIN POINT 3 - NUTRITION
Includes information for reason (3) above
Topic sentence: Eating the right kind of foods is essential in keeping your cat in good health.
Supporting sentence(s):
Concluding sentence:

Paragraph 5 = CONCLUSION
Restates your thesis statement using different words/phrases and leaves a lasting impression on your reader.
Cats cannot survive without proper care. Love, healthcare and nutrition all play a vital role in the health and well being of your loving pet. Don't risk losing your pet too soon due to lack of proper care!

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