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Fluffy Kassim, a five-year-old resident cat, is a favourite among visitors. Drawn to his size, fluffy coat and gentle demeanour, customers often pet and play with him, while those living and working nearby also drop by to see him at iVet in Sentul. - Photo by Bernama

Cats, known for their mysterious and reserved nature, often communicate their health and emotions through subtle shifts in behaviour and posture. Photo: Edited via Canva

Cats worldwide face a growing obesity problem, with studies showing about 50 per cent are overweight, raising concerns over diet, activity and long-term health. Photo: Edited via Canva

For many cat owners, the idyllic image of cats outdoors contrasts with the reality that not all cats thrive outside or that owners are ready for its challenges. Photo: Edited via Canva

Every cat has its quirks, but many wonder if breed influences not just personality, but also how behaviour changes over time. Photo: Edited via Canva

Luna. Photo: Instagram/Awal Ashaari

Kyaw Pearl, as it was fondly called, died at the Wingabaw Elephant Camp, after a team of local veterinarians working around the clock failed to save the calf. Photo: SAC Ministry website

Veterenarian Olfa Abd trains Tunisian Sloughi hunting dogs on a beach in Cap Angela, in the Bizerte region on May 22, 2025. The Sloughis, known for their speed and slender physique, have for many centuries accompanied nomadic societies across North Africa, and have been featured in art and lore dating back at least to the Roman era. (Photo by FETHI BELAID / AFP)

Despite years of exposure, Svalbard’s polar bears showed no signs of emaciation or ill health, according to the team. - AFP photo

Yoko, the chimpanzee, walks on its enclosure at Ukumari Biopark in Pereira, Colombia on March 22, 2005. "Yoko, the last chimpanzee in captivity in Colombia, will be transferred to an animal sanctuary in Brazil. - Photo by AFP