Went from squirrel meat to Fancy Feast. We began putting collars on them. Always preferred the breakaway kind in case the cat gets snagged on something. They always lose them. The engraving on the tag isn't cheap either. Misty was a favorite of the toms in the neighborhood until my sister finally took her to the vet. No trapping involved. Misty would make herself right at home in a nook of the house and simply put the critter in the carrier is our strategy. Some vets now offer 3 year rabies shots but you have to ask for them. All vets are big on gums and teeth. They ALWAYS check out the mouth and usually recommend dental work which can run well over $1,000 in some cases. Not saying they're wrong but most folk probably can't afford it. Don't have pet insurance but it's worth considering. My folks were in a pet food store once. Another older couple shopping for their cat. The wife was very finicky about what to get. The old guy grumbled you don't even care about my dinner like that. It's a cat thing you wouldn't understand.
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