Animals
Cat Bites More Serious Than You Think, 33 Percent of Victims Hospitalized
While some dog breeds have a bad reputation as biters, man's other best friend, cats, have a less-well-publicized biting habit with a dangerous record, with one-third of cat bites to the hand requiring the victim to be hospitalized, according to new research.
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