Tragic...

[pastafreak]

And made worse by the RSPCA

http://www.dailymail....mol-bid-ease-pain.htm

[daffy654]

http://www.dailymail....ol-bid-ease-pain.html

[Baldric]

Sorry, all I get is 'Page no longer available'

[Baldric]

Thanks daffy

[B00]

Gotta love the RSPCA....

Always there when not needed, never around or even caring when they are.

[boxtops]

The link's not there, pasta - tell me?

[wolf63]

Sad - I think that the average cat is about 1/20th of the size of a human so the amount of paracetamol would have been pretty toxic.

Pity the RSPCA felt the need to take her to court.

[Baldric]

Very sad, I'm sure she meant well but...........

[Prudie]

http://www.thisisdors...ing_to_cure_its_limp/
Here's the local link too pasta which I saw today. I feel very sorry for the woman and no fonder of the RSPCA either.

[Sqad]

I agree with BOO.

I didn't know that cats couldn't metabolise paracetamol......did you?

There is also some doubt as the cause of death...abscess or paracetamol.

OTT reaction by the RSPCA in my opinion.

[pastafreak]

Thanks daffy...not sure why my link wouldn't work.

As one of the comments on the article said-why not spend the money on informing people of the dangers-rather than waste it on a court case.

[boxtops]

Oh dear - so sad - the ownr thought she was doing the right thing and is now mourning her pet and no doubt feeling dreadful about her actions. How sympathetic of the RSPCA - like they'd bother to help if she phoned them (based on several of our personal experiences). I feel sorry for the woman as well as the cat.

[emmie]

page not available it says

[pastafreak]

See link posted by daffy ;-)