Pawfriends : Feline 101

English version: Wound?! No problem...Let's fix it up Hi KoolKatz, pawfriend here. I want to share with you guys a story, my little fluff ball, muffin, is an alpha cat. Thus, she is very territorial of her place. Thus, during this pass few weeks, she's been a bit of a handful as we were bringing her from Serdang to Melaka...and well, new place, new territory to take care. Thus, the endless fights and bruises. Luckily, she got her family with her and we treated her wounds with ease. So, for today's Blog segment, I'm going to share with you guys about wounds and wound treatments in Animals. First of all, we need to break it down to the definition of wound. Wounds are basically a damage area on the body like cuts on skins or holes on flesh. Layers of skins Before wounds are treated, identification of wound type must be done. There are 4 stages of wound type; Stage 1: Common colour changes on skin epidermis (top layer of skin). Examples are bruises. Stage 2: in

English Version: Be Considerate: Public Orientation with cats Hi KoolKatz! You probably heard many complaints of people in flights and cars bringing animals on boards without caging their animals cause quite the hassle...I know, I know, "my animal is innocent!", "I promised they'll behave.", I truly trust you. But have you ever wonder if the person beside you had a dark history with animals? like being scratched by a cat? or bitten by a cat? or they just merely have a phobia with cats. I've seen this happen during my high school. A cat as innocent as it comes to her for food, she jumps up the table and cried for help as if it was a lion getting ready for the kill. I'm exaggerating it😅 But basically, from my point of view, I could see pure fear and that's not a healthy relationship that we want to make right? we want a happy cat and I relationship to happen and that is why I'm going to give you the tips for bringing your cats on board in the ca

English version:  Hi KoolKatz, Really really sorry I haven't been posting much for a while... It's been a hectic year and here we are...Welcome to the year 2018 KoolKatz! So, My year resolution this year is I'm aiming to post my posting here for you at least the latest would be 2 weeks in duration. So, you'll be able to get a lot in a month time! Yahoo! Don't forget to follow me by subscribing and Google plus me! So, on this very day, I'm going to write about : Cats became Domesticated Aren't you curious how the from the fiercest lines heir of the king of the safari ends up as our cute adorable sweethearts? Well, archaeologist found that 10,000 years ago in South-West Asia, the ancestor of all domestic cats,  Felis silvestris lybica  and some even claims that in domesticated cats occurred in China 5000 years ago (Vigne et al, 2016). Well, that's quite the years... Why do we need them back then? the cats have a long history of helping humans in s