Cats

Even if your cat is perfectly healthy, you'll need to periodically administer medication to prevent helminthiasis. This procedure often turns into a real battle: the owner is nervous, and the cat is frightened and doesn't understand what's being done to her. So, what's the correct way to administer a pill to a cat?

Oh, these cats! So cute and funny, you can watch them forever! And you'd never guess that these adorable little furballs are predators with menacing claws and sharp teeth. So, let's take a look at the funniest cats in the world.

Since ancient times, wealthy people on the African continent have tamed Serval kittens. Having a predator in the home was considered a sign of the owner's high status. In the 19th and 20th centuries, wild cats began to be imported to European countries and the United States, where the animals' unruly nature caused many problems for owners. To make the breed more manageable, it was crossed with a domestic cat in 1986. As a result, the Savannah retained its beautiful "leopard-like" coat and large erect ears, while losing its excessive aggressiveness. Today, this breed is one of the most expensive and prestigious in the world.

The Sumatran cat is a wild cat with a small habitat, which includes the islands of Sumatra, Kalimantan and the southern part of the Indochina Peninsula.

Everyone's probably heard of the Pajero SUV. It turns out it was named after a small wild cat—Leopardus pajeros, also known as the Pampas cat, or grass cat. However, biologists still disagree: some sources say it's a subspecies of the Pampas cat (Leopardus colocolo), while others say it's a separate species. Very little is known about this animal—it leads a very secretive lifestyle, completely unwilling to interact with humans.