Good Housekeeping with Auntie sNarah #1

sNarah

Hello there, my dear Mignon readers!

How lovely to have you back.

This week we shall be looking at what actions to undertake when you find your cat has drowned. Firstly, remove the cat from where you find it. Then, as described in figure 1, gently start swirling it around to create a centrifuge effect. This should release the water from the lungs.



After the centrifuging, your cat should be breathing again. Find a warm towel from the hot press and wrap up the cat, gently cuddling it without applying pressure to the body.


For the next week, keep an eye on the cat for any unusual behaviour and if any inconsistencies occur, bring the cat to a veterinary doctor.


Love,
Auntie sNarah

Sunnyisland

Thank you

sNarah

Yes

mk6705

I'll keep that in mind, should my cat be stolen then taken to China then brought back then thrown in a bucket of water.

sNarah

yes, yes!

Sarky

Can the same principle be applied to puppies?

Clanket

It's all about the centrifugal force!

sNarah

Sarky wrote: »

Can the same principle be applied to puppies?

Yes.