What affects us affects cats
The popular and efficient working cats at the Prime Minister’s offices at Number 10 Downing Street and at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office are fighting. It has happened before and today I read in the newspaper that they have got into a rather nasty fight in which Palmerston (the cat at the Foreign Office) …
The answer to the question in the title is this: the cat has to be able to let in a tiny amount of light into their eyes during daylight hours as their eyes are more sensitive to light than those of a human. When a cat’s pupils are fully contracted, leaving a narrow slit, …
A cat with overactive thyroid glands will be thirsty and hungry but at the same time lose weight. He may be restless or irritable. His heart rate may be up and his coat may look unkempt. Cat owners should look out for these signs in a middle-aged or elderly cat because hyperthyroidism is the …
