Dog owner held jointly liable for cat injury; vet amputation costs partially denied due to pre-existing condition.

The court ruled that the dog owners were jointly liable for the cat's injury, ordering payment of €1,246.08 plus interest and legal costs. While the defendant argued that veterinary expenses for the cat's amputation were unrelated to the dog bite because the cat had diabetes, the court found the treatment directly resulted from the severe trauma caused by the attack. Consequently, the claim for the specific amputation costs was rejected, but the remaining verified medical and travel expenses were awarded.