Cat Syndrome

Genetics Cri-du-chat syndrome
Infectious disease (1) Cat bite fever
(2) Cat scratch disease
Veterinary medicine Feline panleukopenia

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Would-be owners shunned her because of what has been termed Black Cat Syndrome.

I'M NOT SCAREDY CAT! Couple offer to home black cat shunned as 'untrendy'

He said: "I had him from Coventry Cat Group, he has a condition called Wobbly Cat Syndrome which makes him slightly disabled.

Bark and miaow for the camera! Yourpets

They said they 'dispose of their pets in the same way they do the furniture - the kettle and cat syndrome - no longer any need for the kettle or cat.'

It's a dog's life for family pets when their owners get divorced; Animals can suffer behaviour problems through break-ups

Although it was not a binding vote, it sent a strong message, according to Webley, that the "fat cat syndrome" will be closely examined because stakeholders are disgusted by what they see as corporate cultures that "reward failure."

Beyond corporate scandal headlines. (Risk Reporter)

Essentially, Give The Slip acted as the pacemaker in the Irish Champion Stakes instead of Ballydoyle's Ice Dancer who, like Broche had done in the Eclipse, suffered from Scalded Cat Syndrome.

Martin Wills Awards: A Question of Pace

Economists claim the "reverse Fat Cat syndrome" exists in Scotland because conservative firms are keen to avoid the negative publicity of high-profile rises.

SCOTLAND'S 'THIN CATS' UNDERPAID BY MILLIONS; They're way behind top bosses south of border

Burt, who is heading the bank's takeover bid for NatWest, is suffering the effects of the reverse fat cat syndrome, according to a new study, and would be paid pounds 800,000 a year more for a similar job in London.

A million just isn't enough

Although she is sweet and affectionate, she is a victim of Black Cat Syndrome.

A BLACK CAT'S DOESN'T FIT ANY MORE; Bad luck - pets aren't pretty enough for 'selfies'

I was condemned for challenging the Fat Cat Syndrome in my leaflets.

LETTERS: YOUR VIEWS

Analysts say the "reverse fat cat syndrome" is because Scots firms are much more conservative in their pay awards to top executives.

pounds 1m BANK PAY 'NOT ENOUGH'

Analysts say the "reverse Fat Cat syndrome" is more common in Scotland than the rest of the UK because Scots firms are more conservative in pay awards to top executives.

Pay yourself another million, Brian; Stagecoach boss's wage is too modest

This reverse Fat Cat syndrome is more in evidence in Scotland because Scottish firms are much more conservative in their pay awards to top executives.