The cat I bought was found to have congenital heart disease. Can I get a refund from the seller?

If the bought cat is diagnosed with congenital heart disease, generally speaking, you can ask the seller for a refund.

Specifically, if the seller promises the health status of the pet cat when selling, and does not mention the congenital heart disease, then the buyer can ask for a refund. This is mainly because the seller failed to fulfill his health promise and violated the contract.

However, please note that the refund may be affected by various factors, such as the terms of the contract at the time of purchase, the seller's refund policy, and the severity of the pet cat's illness. Therefore, if you want to seek a refund, it is best to communicate with the seller first, and you may need to seek legal advice to ensure that your rights and interests are protected.

Generally speaking, if you find that the purchased cat has serious health problems, you should contact the seller as soon as possible and seek help as much as possible.