The weight of an animal is an important indicator of health. It helps veterinarians monitor the development of kittens, choose the right diet for adult cats, and notice alarming changes in those undergoing treatment in time.
If a cat loses weight, it may be a sign of illness, digestive problems, or stress. If the weight increases, especially in weakened animals, it is important to make sure that the weight gain is correct and not due to hidden pathologies. Regular weighing helps to prevent serious problems and adjust treatment and nutrition in time.
But here's the trouble: not all cats stand quietly on the scales. The timid ponytails try to hide, and the former street "savages" run away and hiss.
We are raising funds for two special fences for veterinary scales. With them, veterinarians will be able to quickly and safely weigh even the most anxious patients.
Please help us to purchase such important veterinary equipment! It will help you notice disturbing changes in time, adjust treatment, and take care of hundreds of stray animals.
