The TEARS Animal Rescue Cattery needs help: It is at capacity, with many beautiful, vibrant kittens (under 4 months), juveniles (4–12 months) and adult cats that deserve to feel loved, cherished and safe! Small kittens are in highest demand, so as cats get older, it gets harder to find them loving homes. The juveniles, who
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In households across the globe, millions of cats are silently living with a painful condition called osteoarthritis, which often goes unnoticed by even the most loving of owners. A degenerative joint disease, osteoarthritis is far more prevalent in our feline friends than most people realise. The good news is that cat owners empowered with the
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Rabies is one of the most ancient diseases in the world, and yet it continues to pose a serious risk to both animals and humans, particularly in developing countries. World Rabies Day on 28 September shines a spotlight on the realities of rabies and why it is so important for pet owners to vaccinate their
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The feline leukaemia virus (FeLV) is one of the most widespread infectious diseases in cats. It can severely weaken a cat’s immune system, leading to a higher risk of infections and diseases – and even causing cancer in cats. The virus can go unnoticed for some time and, unfortunately, there is no cure. However, vaccination
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