" First of all, I'm writing this just to make sure that it won't happen again. I might still going to put my cat in this animal care sometimes latter. I'm just hoping for an improvement to be made in the future.
The doctor, doctor's wife and staffs were nice, or at least trying to be nice, but to be honest I'm rather upset with the fact that my 4 month YO cat return to me in a rather sad condition.
I asked my cat whether he enjoyed his staying there. They seemed to be shocked to see me doing so, while my cat keeps on meowing when he met me again (I left him for almost 3 weeks there for a holiday). He weights around 2 kilos (I think my previous other cats weight more at the same age and I do wish that I weight my cat before putting my cat there).
They tried to calm him by feeding some cat liquid snacks. Then I noticed that he's got terrible flu, so bad that he keeps on sneezing, along with some gooey liquid coming out of his eyes and nose. The doctor gave him a vitamin shoot and some cold medicine to take home, thank you very much, but I'm wondering why they let his flu got that bad in the very first place, as well as a sort of infection around one of his nail. The doctor said it's not a big deal, in which I really do hope so.
The doctor's wife told me that I've got a "free grooming" bonus for my cat for putting him in their care for almost 3 weeks, but I don't think I'd like to go through a one way, for around 2 hours of public transportation just to groom a cat, while I'm working 6 days per week. I'm just wondering why they didn't do it when I left him there. At least she gave me a bonus for the liquid cat snacks I bought to keep him calm on the way home.
Perhaps.. I say perhaps they do so because they're worry that I'm just one of those people who pretend to put their pets in an animal care without thinking of taking them back, especially because my cat was just another ordinary stray cats, not one of those expensive breeds, but please other than the fact that I'm paying for his staying there, remember that no matter how he looks like, there's a life to appreciate in him. Thank you. "
Anynomous
" First of all, I'm writing this just to make sure that it won't happen again. I might still going to put my cat in this animal care sometimes latter. I'm just hoping for an improvement to be made in the future.
02 April 2023The doctor, doctor's wife and staffs were nice, or at least trying to be nice, but to be honest I'm rather upset with the fact that my 4 month YO cat return to me in a rather sad condition.
I asked my cat whether he enjoyed his staying there. They seemed to be shocked to see me doing so, while my cat keeps on meowing when he met me again (I left him for almost 3 weeks there for a holiday). He weights around 2 kilos (I think my previous other cats weight more at the same age and I do wish that I weight my cat before putting my cat there).
They tried to calm him by feeding some cat liquid snacks. Then I noticed that he's got terrible flu, so bad that he keeps on sneezing, along with some gooey liquid coming out of his eyes and nose. The doctor gave him a vitamin shoot and some cold medicine to take home, thank you very much, but I'm wondering why they let his flu got that bad in the very first place, as well as a sort of infection around one of his nail. The doctor said it's not a big deal, in which I really do hope so.
The doctor's wife told me that I've got a "free grooming" bonus for my cat for putting him in their care for almost 3 weeks, but I don't think I'd like to go through a one way, for around 2 hours of public transportation just to groom a cat, while I'm working 6 days per week. I'm just wondering why they didn't do it when I left him there. At least she gave me a bonus for the liquid cat snacks I bought to keep him calm on the way home.
Perhaps.. I say perhaps they do so because they're worry that I'm just one of those people who pretend to put their pets in an animal care without thinking of taking them back, especially because my cat was just another ordinary stray cats, not one of those expensive breeds, but please other than the fact that I'm paying for his staying there, remember that no matter how he looks like, there's a life to appreciate in him. Thank you. "