The following items should be in a home pet emergency, or first aid, kit: A copy of the most recent edition of Cat Owner’s Home Veterinary Handbook, the best book on cat health you can get. Penlight Blanket Rectal thermometer … Continue reading →
An Ipswich, Australia cat is lucky to be alive after eating a ball of wool. This is a story I can’t get the whole scoop on because all of the sources I checked are only available with a media subscription. … Continue reading →
UPDATE July 9: I heard from the rescue who stepped up who was at this e-vet at the time and that rescue is making sure the bill is covered. Rescue talked to the staff at that particular clinic and they did … Continue reading →
There are eight photos of cats rescued during Hurricane Harvey which I gathered together after trawling the internet for a considerable time. There are far more photographs of rescued dogs. I am not sure what this signifies if anything. It … Continue reading →
A woman living in Birmingham, UK, became flustered when she saw her neighbour’s cat inside her home. She decided to call the police as an emergency. In the UK you dial 999. The police (West Midlands) became exasperated because they … Continue reading →
This is a picture of a cat which not only caught my eye but which gave me the heebie-jeebies. It just looks so DANGEROUS! And it is dangerous. And the car was moving at the time. A policeman motorcyclist noticed … Continue reading →
This is Worm, an exotic black beauty who lives with his mom Gina, who is a very good caregiver. Worm got into something he shouldn’t have a few days ago, leaving Gina to struggle with whether her mischievous kitty will … Continue reading →
