...haired cat properly? A long haired tomcat regularly calls by our house. He's sweet but is a terrible mess - tangled, matted hair with fleas teeming inside the lumps of fur. I've tried combing him (I have two long-haired cats myself who are combed daily) but he's beyond being combed. I've phoned the number on his collar and know he lives about 600 metres away. I told the owner that I thought he must be lost as he was in such a sorry condition. He said he wasn't and would find his own way home. At the risk of being verbally abused(!) I said that the cat was badly matted and he agreed, saying it was a job for the vet and he'd take him. This still hasn't happened. What would you do?
Would you report someone to the RSPCA if they failed to look after their long...
Robb11
Assassin
poor cat
It's been a week and i hope it's not to late,But i would take the pet in and help it if i was in u'r shoes.the poor thing has been mistreated because cats naturally keep them selfs clean unless there surroundings creates a harmfull threat to them it's only natural that the cat came to u because it could tell that there was no danger there.Pets are the best thing u could ever have because if u treat them good they return it unlike humans the value of kindness out weighs the dollar.
PeaCe
It's been a week and i hope it's not to late,But i would take the pet in and help it if i was in u'r shoes.the poor thing has been mistreated because cats naturally keep them selfs clean unless there surroundings creates a harmfull threat to them it's only natural that the cat came to u because it could tell that there was no danger there.Pets are the best thing u could ever have because if u treat them good they return it unlike humans the value of kindness out weighs the dollar.
PeaCe