Though the Abyssinian is a remarkably healthy and active, long-lived breed, a few genetically potential health problems may occur in the following particular areas: patellar luxation; renal amyloidosis (a kidney disorder), and retinal atrophy (a rare eye condition that can lead to impaired vision). Some Abyssinian may also have sensitive stomachs, a high quality diet may help to prevent vomiting. They are also prone to gingivitis, but brushing their teeth at an early age can help to prevent this. Otherwise, regular veterinarian checkups and general maintenance are all that this breed needs to maintain a long, healthy life.|
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