It's not unusual to see stories about a child swallowing coins, but here's one about a cat who thought a five pence coin looked
tasty. -Editor
MEET the mischievous moggy who attempted to turn himself into a kitty bank after swallowing a 5p
piece.
Vets were stunned to find the silver coin in tiny 10-month-old Jack's tummy after dealing with a number of dogs who had eaten
household objects but never a cat.
The discovery was made after owner Debra Leatherbarrow, from Cinnamon Brow, took her kitten to be checked over after he kept being
sick.
She added: "He had some blood tests and then an x-ray where they found the coin.
"The vet said it was really unusual for a cat and he had to have an emergency operation."
Debra has kept the coin as a 'souvenir' after Jack has appeared to have made a full recovery from his ordeal but she is now very
wary of leaving anything on the floor.
To read the complete article, see:
£1,500 vet bill after kitten
swallows 5p coin (www.warringtonguardian.co.uk/news/11847045.__1_500_vet_bill
_after_kitten_swallows_5p_coin/)
Wayne Homren, Editor
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