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I have a cat that plays fetch.
It sounds cute, and it is - until he's bringing you q-tips he dug out of the trash to play with.
All three of ours play fetch, but only with specific objects. They're all brothers about 2ยฝ years old.
The tabby cat plays fetch with fluffy toy balls with feathers on them, the grey cat plays fetch with spare cat collars and the little black cat plays fetch with menthol sweet wrappers.