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Soon we are about to finish our cats little "regeneration break", that we've had for last couple of months. During that time we managed to deal with few issues that needed our attention (we'd mentioned some in previous post HERE). It's hard to plan anything for a breeding female in the cattery. There are many things that get in the way - pregnancy, nursing, recovery time from kittens, heats etc. If not those, there are also control tests, vaccinations, after which they also need some time to recover.... That's also the reason why…Read more

 FIV & FeLV tests Thai Cattery Viosna*PL is free from Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) and Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV) - dangerous infectious diseases. All our breeding cats are also free from genetic disorder which can cause PRA - Progressive Retinal Atrophy - which leads to blindness. In previous post we explained why we do annual health checks and why we decided  to share it along with results (you can read about it HERE).  This years FIV and FeLV tests supports cattery status as free from those diseases. Results came back negative for all our cats.…Read more

Last months have been very intense for use due to many reasons... to be able to write about it I will have to split my summary in few posts. I'll start with annual veterinary health check. But first I will explain why I even mention that. Test results will be presented in another post. Unfortunatley it is believed that cats are generally healthy and don't get sick. And if something is going on - it's owners/breeders fault. That's a myth - both about cats health as a cause of troubles. Many stereothypes comes…Read more

In March, on one of my shifts I was visited by one my regular customer - an older lady, Mrs Zosia. She came to the clinic before with her cats who were ones of the oldest cat patients and lived approximately around 20 years. Now she shares her home with two young male kittens. She also feeds stray cats on her backyard - one of them is a young female. During winter Mrs Zosia gave her a shelter in her basement where she was kept warm, well fed and safe from other cats…Read more

On Monday 15th of January I had to be at work as usual. Unfortunately there was no chance to change shifts with a friend. So I left for work to start at 3 p.m.. As soon as I reached work I got a call from Tomek that Elmas waters broke. The only thing I could do was to keep my fingers crossed so our previous experiences are enough so he can handle it on his own. So far Tomek had to take care of only one delivery by himself. It was with litter…Read more