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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1974
To the Editor.— Kamholtz's letter about GRAY cats (227:558, 1974) leaves something to be desired. Erudite withal, the writer fails to mention BLACK cats—black, lovable, amiable, cuddly, and kind—maligned unreasonably in folklore as demoniacal crossers of one's path. Not so!
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To the Editor.— Kamholtz's letter about GRAY cats (227:558, 1974) leaves something to be desired. Erudite withal, the writer fails to mention BLACK cats—black, lovable, amiable, cuddly, and kind—maligned unreasonably in folklore as demoniacal crossers of one's path. Not so!
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Are Britain's cats ready for cat cafés?
Veterinary Record, 2013The cat café concept is popular in Japan, but as the first cafés open in the UK, questions have been asked about the implications for cat welfare. John Bradshaw believes that it is against the natural behaviour of a cat to be placed in a café and argues that more research is needed before they are introduced.
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Journal of Small Animal Practice, 1974
ABSTRACTA survey of eclampsia in the cat on the basis of a literature study is given and a case in which diagnosis was verified by blood mineral analysis, is described. A plasma calcium level of 6·6 mg/100 ml was found, as compared with the normal range in the non‐lactating cat of 9–11 mg/100 ml.Résumé.
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ABSTRACTA survey of eclampsia in the cat on the basis of a literature study is given and a case in which diagnosis was verified by blood mineral analysis, is described. A plasma calcium level of 6·6 mg/100 ml was found, as compared with the normal range in the non‐lactating cat of 9–11 mg/100 ml.Résumé.
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