Stray Cats – A Veterinarian’s Mission to Help
Hi, my name is BUN, and I’m a veterinarian.

In the area where I live, there are a significant number of stray cats. These cats roam the streets, homeless and vulnerable. They often lack access to proper food and clean water, and they have no safe shelters to protect them. Many of these cats fall ill, and unfortunately, some succumb to their conditions.

To address this issue, I’ve formed a small group with a few other veterinarians. Together, we work to treat illnesses and provide preventive care for these stray cats. Most importantly, we focus on spaying and neutering them to help control the rapid growth of the stray cat population.

Our goal is to give these cats a better chance at life while also managing the community’s stray cat problem in a humane and effective way.

How to Improve the Health of Stray Cats
Improving the health of stray cats is vital for their well-being and community safety. Key steps include:

1. Prevention 🛡️
Internal Parasites: Regular deworming for roundworms and tapeworms.
External Parasites: Treat fleas, ticks, and mites to prevent infections.
Vaccination: Core vaccines (e.g., rabies, fPV, FeLV) to prevent diseases.
Skin Care: Manage fungal infections, mange, and dermatitis.
Clean Environment: Ensure sanitation around stray colonies.
2. Treatment of Diseases and Injuries 🩺
Infectious Diseases: Treat viral and bacterial infections like herpes and respiratory illnesses.
Internal Conditions: Address chronic issues (e.g., kidney disease).
Surgery: Provide care for injuries, abscesses, and other surgical needs.
Effective prevention, treatment, and care can significantly improve their lives while managing risks.