Blindness in a cat after torturing her and her four young

Blindness in a cat after torturing her and her four young:

 In Connecticut, a cat was recently found alongside its four babies in a completely sealed plastic box.

Officials at the Dan Gossrove animal shelter in Branford said that this cat and its newborns were found at the end of last week, according to the New Haven Register.

On Wednesday, the "PETA" organization, which specializes in defending animal rights, announced that it will allocate a reward of $ 5,000 to anyone who provides information leading to the arrest or summoning of the person responsible for throwing the cat on the roadside.

The cats were found unconscious as a result of the "torture" they were subjected to while inside a sealed plastic bag.

The cats were transferred directly to the intensive care unit of a veterinary hospital in the area, and at first, doctors noticed that the mother was likely blind from severe hypoxia.

The veterinarians added that each of the cats was in a very terrible health condition, as they were abandoned inside a bag.

Meow or Moo

Cat or cow:

Plz tell us what do you see in the next photo 

Is this a act?

Or it is a cow

 

A group of cats on their way to the beach

 The picture shows a group of cats on their way to the seashore before the fishermen return from the fishing trip in order to get their share of God’s provision

 Do you support cutting your cat's claws, or are you against?

In a study on the dangers of cutting cat claws by the researcher Nicole Martell Moran, a veterinarian in Texas and director of the Paw Project, the researcher and her assistants confirmed multiple damages as a result of cutting the claws of domestic cats, and among the most prominent of these damages is that the cat will modify the position of his gait, which leads to increased pressure on Soft cartilage in the foot, which in turn leads to chronic pain in the feet, especially with frequent claw cutting, as well as cats become more aggressive and tend to bite a lot; It has also been observed that cats with clawed claws urinate in unexpected places, as they may urinate on carpets and bedding.

What do you know about the Bengal cat

 Bengali cat specifications and how to raise it at home:

Bengal cat specification:

This type of cat is characterized by a different aesthetic appearance and the presence of arrow marks on its head.

It is also known to be one of the smartest and most active cats.
She is also one of the fun cats and prefers to be found in high places in the house, as she is curious and has great confidence in herself.
She loves to play in the water, her size is large, she also has a long body and a bit thin.
These cats are known to be very strong personalities and love to take care of them a lot.

Breeding a Bengal cat at home:

Offer different types of healthy foods to him in appropriate quantities in order to keep your cat because it is a little delicate.

Provide her with a source of water in an easy location that she can always reach.

Create a cat litter box to help you get some privacy in your home.

Ensure the external cleanliness of the cat by combing it at least two to three times a week, and that you bathe it, as it is one of the cats that love water greatly, so it will not tire you in bathing.

Visit the veterinarian on a regular basis to maintain the general health of the cat and conduct full checks for it.

Provide the cat with appropriate vaccinations at the appropriate times of his life.

Provide the Bengal cat with high places to climb on it, as it likes to climb a lot and to be in high places.

Save their games while making sure to provide daily sessions dedicated to playing, as these sessions last for ten minutes.

Set aside some time to play and have fun with the cat with the aim of offering him interest and entertainment, as he loves your attention.

The Mother Hen

The mother's hen:

In a rural farm, a number of kittens were associated with one of the chickens on the farm, and this hen in turn used to warm them.

Why do cats love the game of disappearance?

 Why do cats love the game of disappearance?

Cats love to hide, because they use something called "hide" to keep them safe. A hidden animal like a cat uses its anatomical features and behavior to hide from anything that frightens it or tries to do so. Hiding differs from camouflage, as many animals, including big cats, can adapt to attack prey more effectively. Domestic cats use their natural resilience to hide in places where predators would not think. And the box seems to be the perfect place for that. Where cats feel invisible indoors.

In the wild, most cats lived in holes in the ground. And since there are many birds of prey that are considered predators from time to time, so these holes guarantee that they will not be seen by these birds. However, these birds of prey may be able to hunt some cats. Today, however, killing domestic cats of raptors is rare. But this may happen from another animal such as a wolf, for example.

Of course, there is another reason why cats enjoy sitting inside boxes. It is that they love to watch the world pass in front of them and they enjoy watching people go about their daily business. This is based on the idea that you will enjoy watching others work while you lie down and do nothing. And as we can see in the pictures, the box may not be enough for the cat, but she likes to stay inside.