We have had a lovely stray cat visiting us for most of this year who started off starving and desperate and is now fat and purry. He’s had a few batterings off our pet cat but they mostly tolerate each other now so stray cat is welcome to spend most evenings with us and he has his own bed and food. He goes outside when we go to bed as he’s an intact Tom and we don’t want to risk him spraying or fighting with our cat but I will try and arrange to have him neutered in the new year.
Tonight he’s come in all battered and bloody with deep scratches on his face and ears and a swollen lump above his eye. Is it worth me trying to bathe him with salt water or some decontaminant wash that dad has for his operation wound or shall I leave the poor cat in peace? Long term we’d like to have him move in with us properly as our pet, especially as he’s an ugly bugger and probably wouldn’t get a look in at the rescue centre
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What to do with poor battered stray cat friend
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LoungeLizardLhama · 27/12/2020 18:16
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