Other Notes

Pamela arrived at Mayhew at the start of December as a stray cat that was found in someone's garden. She has been behaviourally assessed and given preventative treatment at Mayhew in the form of microchipping, neutering, vaccinations (at least first) and flea and worming treatment. During her neutering there was a small complication which required some additional attention. She had a bit of a high temperature and an upset tummy which was treated with antibiotics and is all fine now. She also presented with Gingivitis which is worse on the right side of her mouth but currently needs no medical intervention. This will need to be monitored with you vet as there may be the need for additional dental care in the future. It is unknown what the cause of this was but it is possibly a form a of cat flu but she has not presented with any other flu like symptoms. She is bright and active and eating well and needs no additional medical care and all she really wants is a nice cosy lap to sit on so she can get her her daily quota of purr's!