Disputes Tribunal orders refund after diseased, unvaccinated cat sold by breeder

A woman purchased a $700 cat from a breeder, only to discover during a vet check that it had severe health issues, including rotting teeth and Feline leukaemia virus (FeLV), leading the vet to recommend euthanasia. She subsequently sought a refund and compensation for vet bills at the Disputes Tribunal, questioning whether the cat was of “acceptable quality” when sold.

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