Handling difficult cats on the treatment table (course)

The morning went incredibly quickly, and I feel I left well prepared to handle difficult cats!

Centralist

A shift with no co-ordinator – but brilliant teamwork! 🙂

An eye-opening insight into how and why my cat behaves the way she does! (And other cats too! 😉 )

Two birds, no cat and no duck. Curious?

Helpful information gleaned from my personal experience with my own cat.

A ‘free lunch’ that cost me a lot of energy, but I’m glad I went!

An opportunistic shift with a lost opportunity. But hopefully a robin red breast recovery in time for Christmas.

What a cat needs: Peace, patience and understanding. And then some.

It’s not fun looking for a dead cat on the side of a road, but helping 2 kittens on their journey to find a family is!

Plans are great aren’t they? So are cats at not being held if they don’t want to be, and I’ve got scratches and blood stains to prove it. And no cat.

A long but exciting shift today with a daytime baby hedgehog, a tiny bat and a stray(?) but tame cat.

You’d think there was a hedgehog (possibly 2) and 2 cats, but it turned out to be just a Thai chicken.