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tabby

[tab-ee] / ˈtæb i /


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But within hours of applying a new dose he'd bought online, his usually lively tabby was violently ill, vomiting and refusing food or water.

From BBC

Deputies also went back to the area where they arrested Genovese and found a dead tabby cat about 55 feet from Genovese’s vehicle, officials said.

From Los Angeles Times

Undoubtedly, one sweet tabby will purr its way into your heart and become a “foster fail.”

From Los Angeles Times

Who knows how long the tenacious tabby would have continued with this Sisyphean task had Rumi not stepped in?

From Salon

It has been known for decades that it is genetics that gives orange tabby cats their distinctive colouring, but exactly where in the genetic code has evaded scientists till now.

From BBC