Plumber complains because he’s monitored by a ginger cat
Source: Reddit.
Month: October 2017
Lifespan of cats with FeLV?
Viremia = the virus is in the cat’s blood stream and saliva. Thirty percent (30%) of cats exposed to the virus develop a persistent viremia. This means the virus remains in the blood and saliva for more than 12 weeks. The cat’s immune system fails to fight off the disease. The cats are susceptible …
What is a rodent ulcer in cats?
A rodent ulcer in cats is not caused by a rodent or there no direct connection. I wonder where the name came from? It’s rather misleading. These ulcers begin as a pink or yellow shiny spot. It deepens and becomes a sore. It can begin on either side of the upper lip. It can …
Cat junk food prevents cats assessing its energy density
I believe, and this is a theory, that cat junk food (poor quality dry cat food or perhaps even all dry cat food) confuses the cat into being unable to assess the calorific value per weight of their food which is an innate ability to regulate the amount to eat. Therefore dry food cannot …
Using a dating app to find your cat
This lady, who lost her cat, chose an interesting and original route to find him. There were no posters on telegraph poles or leaflets through doors. She used Tinder which is a dating app based on your location. A neat idea. She joined Tinder on a premium account. She uploaded a photo of Peanut, …
Justice For Sage: Collar worn by Sage to be DNA tested
This is the message on the Justice For Sage Facebook page. It is short and sweet. SAGE INVESTIGATION UPDATE: This news excites us! We’ve increased the fund drive. We have gotten permission to get the collar DNA tested that the family found Sage wearing the morning he returned home. The collar did not belong …
Australian local council introduces a $10 bounty for feral cats
Banana Shire Council in the state of Queensland, Australia has introduced a AU$10 bounty for feral cats. The shooter gets AU$5 for every kitten he kills. The idea is bananas, literally. In all, the council has allocated AU$25,000 to this new initiative under its Land Protection budget. This is yet another way to try …
UK crackdown on breeding cats with genetic defects
It’s arrived at last; a crackdown on breeders who knowingly create kittens (and puppies) with cute appearances because they carry a genetic mutation but which also causes health problems in the cat or dog. There was a trend in the middle and late 20th century when cat breeders desperate to create new breeds latched …
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