00:00It's a little cat who is dead in two days.
00:02He was dead because he was hospitalized for an infection of the vésicubilière,
00:06a little bit like the dog.
00:06He didn't have to do it, so he didn't have to do it.
00:08But because of his disease, he did what we call a malaise vagal,
00:11where his car is very low and his heart stopped.
00:14He did a reanimation for 15 minutes,
00:15so he had a heart attack, he had an adrenaline.
00:17He survived and left.
00:19So there it's been two days that he is left.
00:20He has survived.
00:21He has survived.
00:22For all the people who have a cat, I have understood,
00:24how can the proprietor realize in amont that there is a problem with his cat?
00:28Well, it's very frustrating because the cats,
00:30as they're predators, they're going to mask everything they can when they arrive.
00:33In fact, when they have real signs of the clinic,
00:34it's already that the disease is already advanced.
00:36So there's a stress respirator.
00:37A cat who respire mal, he will mask it, and mask it,
00:39and he will get to know when he respirates open, for example.
00:41But it's already very advanced.
00:42So in fact, it's really important to have an eye to get rid,
00:44to see the changement of comportement,
00:45the changement of food alimentation,
00:46if they have less fat, if they eat less,
00:48if they're more in their corner,
00:49if they're more prostrated.
00:50It can already be a sign of an advanced disease that you need to consult.
00:52Oh, tell me,
00:52it's fascinating!