Paws & Prejudice — Episode 4

forward what if it isn't fcp what if the collar is hurting him arthur's face darkened a hired talking big you think i'm wrong every second you waste makes snow suffer longer thomas where did you find this maid mrs morelti please forgive me she started today dr hale has treated hundreds of valuable cats. You're just a maid. Stay out of this. Take her downstairs and deal with her.

Teach her to keep her mouth shut. Two gods have a house. Snow let out a sharp cry. Don't take mom! If she leaves, I'm dead! Cry? How was I supposed to save him? I said one now I might die before he did. Stop. His eyes fell on me, cold, examining. How do you know it is an FCP? I couldn't tell him I understood animals, so I used what I had learned in

Mr. Moretti, weakness alone does not prove neurological FCP. FCP can cause fever. It can also cause tremors, seizures, or abnormal eye movements. Snow has none of those signs.

He is weak, but he is alert. His temperature is normal. His eyes are clear. He knows exactly what's happening around him.

But it isn't enough to justify euthanasia. Enough! You learned a few medical terms. Now you think you're a vet?

I ignored him. The collar is hurting Snow. That's why he won't move. It hurts every time he lowers his head.

That's why he stopped eating. Take it off. You'll see.