Cats rescued from California fires suffer from burnt paws and smoke inhalation

Cats suffered burnt paws and smoke inhalation in Calif wild fires

Mass and rapid evacuations by residents caught up in the massive, raging California fires resulted in companion animals being left behind. The residents fled without their pets. It reminds me of the floods. It must have been rapid and terrifying. These are thumbnails. Please click on them for larger images. In some ways the …

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Do cats understand death?

Do cats understand death?

The answer will be a personal one because we can’t rely on science. I believe cats don’t understand death. They don’t fear death and are impervious to its ramifications. This is a question asked through Google search. Unsurprisingly Google fails to provide an answer and instead lists articles on cats grieving. This is not …

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Librarian in Italy won the right from her employer to use two ‘sick days’ to stay home with her sick dog

An Italian animal advocacy group recently helped an Italian librarian win the right from her employer to use two of her sick days to stay home to care for her 12-year-old dog. The librarian had no family or outside help to care for her dog Cucciola, who was found abandoned in a park in …

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Do cats like music?

Do cats like music?

Personally, I have never seen any indication from my cats that they like music but perhaps this is because I play human music (rarely). I’ll admit to being sceptical. I don’t believe cats do like music despite the plethora of cat music products available. I’ve never bought cat music because I don’t believe in …

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Woman believes her veterinarian negligently killed her dog with Buprenorphine

Buprenorphine -- strong painkiller for cats

By Kathy Note: the drug concerned, Buprenorphine, is an extra label drug for use by vets on dogs and cats, therefore this post is relevant to cat caretakers. Extra label drugs can only be used by vets on animals if there is not an alternative drug that is labeled for that species. The client …

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Why do domestic cats eat mice?

Because at the end of the day they are domesticated North African wildcats and these wild cats primarily live of small mammals such as rodents including mice. The domestic cat has inherited that trait from the wild cat even though first domestication took place around 9,500 years ago. It is as simple as that.

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