• Was Tabs unwell for awhile?

    I thought I would have had to take Tabs to the vet’s this morning when she skipped breakfast. It’s not like Tabs to skip breakfast. She never skips it. Riley skips it all the time and so do the Blondies, quite often, but not Tabs. So I was sure Tabs wasn’t feeling too well this…

  • One bench each for Gerald and Misty

    Our Porch Cats have a bench each. This is the life – they have the outdoors where they can satisfy their natural feline instincts and they have the safety and comforts of our porch. This is how CNRM-cats should live…if only the majority of humans are kinder beings who are willing to share the Earth…

  • The sneaky and speedy Blondies

    I have a problem now. It’s the Blondies’ speed and sneakiness at getting out from Bunny’s Place wherever we open the doors. There are two doors the Safehouse to Bunny’s Place. One is the door to Bunny’s Room and the other is the door from the kitchen to Bunny’s Garden. Whenever I stand at any…

  • The Porch Cats and the fish oil mystery

    Today, I did not give Gerald and Misty any pre+probiotics or fish oil, so there was no issue for Creamy. He came to eat as usual. This would be a case which needs more investigation and trials: Is Creamy turned off by the fish oil?

  • Breakfast at Bunny’s Place this morning and reflections about CNRM

    Whoopee!! I managed to get Akira to eat this morning. What a striking-lottery moment this is! This means she won’t be eating a proper meal until 1-2 days’ time. Crazy Blondies!! They only seem interested to eat a good and full proper meal once in two days. Samantha has to be served wherever she is.…

  • MJ’s arm is amputated (an update from Liang Soak Peng)

    Ref: https://animalcare.my/2023/10/06/mj-is-adopted-an-updates-from-liang-soak-pengs/ We gave our neutering aid of RM120 for MJ’s neutering and another RM400 medical aid for the medical treatment of her arm. Subsequently, MJ was adopted by a loving family! On 19th November 2023, Ms Liang updated us that MJ’s parents have decided to get her arm amputated since that is the better…

  • Indra’s possible tummy upset

    This morning, Indra did not want to eat at all. But I also saw a bit of vomit on the floor which consisted of some liquid and grass. Normally, the cats recover very quickly from this kind of vomit and it doesn’t pose any issue. I don’t normally need to give them anything for it…

  • Fera Pet Organics Fish Oil (+ Vit E) for the cats

    It’s been 19 days since Gerald received his Convenia antibiotic injection so it would be time for him to be on pre+probiotics now. At the same time, I started all our cats (except the Porch Cats) on Fera Pet Organics fish oil yesterday. Previously, I only had Astro’s Oil’s fish oil for Indy and Cow…

  • Thank you very much (November 2023 donors)

    We are almost coming to the end of the year again. How time flies! The RM20,000 donation from Pastorale Charity Concert 2023 has definitely helped to top up our funds. Thank you so much, Ms Yim Soi Chee, parents of the students, the students and all supporters! It’s been so many years since we last…

  • The Blondies and friends

    Here are some photos taken at breakfast today, in Bunny’s Place and Tabs’ Kitchen. Kai (on the left) and Indra. Both are eating raw food and being good. Akira decided to skip breakfast today. It’s funny how the Monsters NEVER skip a meal, but the Blondies can easily skip it and not feel hungry. Samantha…

  • Gerald’s fur at the flanks

    I think Gerald’s flank fur is slowly growing back. Very slowly, though. You can still see the big difference in the colour because of the initial balding at the flanks. But the fur is slowly growing back now. He still needs another Advocate spot-on early next month. Luckily it’s nothing serious. Just balding due to…

  • AIMing to double cats’ lifespan

    This article was republished in 2020 from the original in September 2018, so it’s really very old news, but exciting and hopeful!! Here it is: https://www.u-tokyo.ac.jp/focus/en/features/z1304_00039.html Nearly 10 million cats are kept in Japan, and many of them die of kidney disease. Since discovering 20 years ago the “AIM” protein which is found in the…

  • The Japanese professor who cracked the code for feline kidney disease

    Read all about it: https://www.barkandwhiskers.com/aim-protein/ Japanese professor Toru Miyazaki has discovered a potential trigger for feline chronic kidney disease (CKD) that involves the protein AIM (apoptosis inhibitor of macrophage), also known as CD5-like (CD5L); AIM is a secreted protein in the blood that supports kidney health by identifying, destroying, and removing dead cells and other…

  • The Japanese AIM injection to combat kidney disease in cats!!

    This is definitely long-awaited news for all cat parents!! Here it is: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cz_Q-GMMI_e/?igshid=NGEwZGU0MjU5Mw%3D%3D Japanese researcher, Dr Miyazaki’s groundbreaking AIM injection tackles the root cause of kidney disease in cats and cats will be able to live up to 30 years, in a full, healthy and much richer life! Photo credit: (from the Instagram link above)…

  • The misery of eating meat – by the Consumers’ Association of Penang

    This is a very good article on meat-eating and why we should definitely eat less meat: https://www.thevibes.com/articles/lifestyles/100099/misery-of-eating-meat-consumers-association-of-penang Excerpts: Heart Disease and Cancer In 2022, Malaysians consumed an estimated 50 kilograms of poultry meat per person. This puts Malaysia amongst the top global consumers of poultry meat worldwide. Meat production has been proven to have adverse…

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