They better see a doctor to be prescribed with the right anti-biotic. Maybe the cat was hurt that was why she fought back. My nephew kid was bitten by our neighboring cat and he was brought to the doctor.There was no rabies, thankful . Doctor said that a cat is seldom having a rabies because they bite hard bones and rabies stock to the bones.

Good thing, the mother had her son injected with anti-rabies. It is always better to be safe than sorry.

And it is also nice to know that your cat, Kamuning wasn’t the one who scratched the son of your neighbor.

Poor little kitten! They will die if not given the proper care. Stray kittens can indeed multiply rapidly.

Most people don’t like cats though. That’s because their litter are so foul smelling and would litter anywhere.