Brown, mushy leaves = rot from excess moisture. The cat's contribution didn't help. Repot in cactus mix (half potting soil, half perlite/pumice). Place in bright light (south window is fine if not scorching). Water only when soil is nearly dry—about every 2–3 weeks.
New growth will emerge from the center once roots re-establish.
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