Robyn came to Toronto Humane Society as part of a group of cats who were abandoned at a farm.
Our medical team estimated Robyn to be two years old. She was in great condition although her glossy, black fur was speckled with dandruff, and her ears had dark debris. Robyn was treated with flea and tick medication and her ears were cleaned using a special solution.
As one of the cats in her cohort had roundworm, Robyn was treated for roundworm, too.
When Robyn had her spay surgery, her ears were given a thorough check-up to be sure there were no other issues – and there weren’t.
Robyn has been adopted.
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