Burmese Cat Health

Burmese Cat

by Michael (London, UK) This page on Burmese Cat Health is in addition to the information on the Burmese cat page. Firstly, I would like to expand on the well-known and disastrous “head defect”. Ross D Clark, DVM in his book “Medical, Genetic & Behavioral Aspects of Purebred Cats” states that this is a …

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Can a cat escape a coyote attack?

Coyote in garden – Photo: by Librarian Avenger (Flickr). The photographer says the coyote was “hunting wild sandwiches” Can a cat escape coyote attack? Well yes but a lot don’t. I guess it depends on the circumstances and the cat’s expertise at survival. A cat cannot beat a coyote in a fight so he …

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Breeding Cats for Function is the Only Ethical Standard.

by Jane (UK) Why oh why oh why oh why oh why? The dwarfism gene in ANY animal is just a disaster waiting to happen. Health problems abound. Read up on Melvin, he has some health issues which aren’t going away anytime soon. If Melvin hadn’t found a home with such great people he …

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British Shorthair Health

by Michael (London, UK) As mentioned, British Shorthair health is generally good. This page is an addendum to health issues mentioned on the main British Shorthair cat page. Two diseases that have been reported in this cat breed and/or are more commonly occurring in Brit SH cats are referred to here. Hemophilia B This …

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Blind Cat Rescue and Sanctuary

by Elisa Black-Taylor (USA) Sugar who was dropped and left blind with brain damage Casper was surrendered to the sanctuary along with a Angel was born blind Max was left blind from an anesthesia reaction “The greatness of a nation can be judged in how it’s animals are treated.” Ghandi. I was recently invited …

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