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Vicki Toberman, managing director of Intended for Pets Video primarily based in Minneapolis, said children loved the videos, also. "It's shot from many feet up and running, or that's their perspective."
But nevertheless before Gunsmoke for Goldfish hits the video shelves, just one question remains: Could cats really look at color television?
"I don't wish anyone can actually response that absolutely," claimed Stephen Unpleasant, a veterinary ophthalmologist in Valley Forge. "Some cat lovers can tell me that their cats are going to are affected by points on videos display screen. Whether or not this is only the action of dots, or whether they get pictures, it's difficult to say."
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