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The anatomy for the cat is a little too thin. Most house cats have thick bodies and thick, either long or short legs. It's also important to show the paw with all the toes (unless your style includes not showing the toes).
The tail is really, really long, and it's not consistently the same size all the way through. The nose on a cat are usually thinner and more triangular, plus the ears are too pointed. They need to be a little rounded at the top, and it's important to show the insides of the ears as well.
Your eyes are a little large, and they need to be seen on both sides (your hair on the cat cut part of it off)
Hope this helps!
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