It's full of love

It seems to us that cats and dogs have been hostile to two animals, but what we're talking about is a super-hot little cat guarding the epilepsy brother, sleeping around until nothing happens.

It seems to us that cats and dogs have been hostile to two animals, but what we're talking about is a super-hot little cat guarding the epilepsy brother, sleeping around until nothing happens.

It's full of love

Kitty Jinx became the guardian angel of dog brother Toby when he was four months old, until he grew up and watched Toby every day.

Five-year-old Toby started an epilepsy in January last year, when Mom and Dad adopted Jinx.

The two of them, as always, are very well-connected and can sleep together in a few days.

It's full of love

Soon after, Jinx seemed to have discovered something unusual, and little he began to take special care of Toby and watch his every move, which they later knew would happen before Toby got sick.

Dogs are less secure when they have an epilepsy, at which point Jinx can give Toby a lot of comfort, and he will let his parents know before the onset and give Toby close care during the recovery period after the onset, and Jinx will stomp on Toby and lick her face, and then lie around until Toby feels better.

"I later decided to sleep downstairs with my husband so that Toby could be looked after immediately when she had a disease." Mom said, "In March, Toby was sitting in the garden, and Jinx was coming to do his thing, and then Jinx was licking Toby's face for three minutes, and I called my husband because

And then in half an hour, Toby had an attack...

It's full of love

With Jinx as a good little helper, Mom and Dad are able to assist in a timely manner and have a safe space to prevent Toby from hurting herself during epilepsy.

Jinx will be with Toby for over an hour when he calms down.

Toby is a happy child in a family full of love, along with a robotic brother like the guardian angel.