KATIE Price has been criticised by animal lovers for taking her sick Sphynx cats to work with her – and people are livid.
The 47-year-old star has alarmed followers after bringing her poorly pets on tour.
Controversial pet owner Katie turned up at her latest gig with her hairless cats, just days after her four kittens were taken to the emergency vets.
The TV personality was spotted outside St Helens' Theatre Royal ahead of her tell-all stage show with close pal Kerry Katona – with the cats in tow.
Frustrated onlookers took to social media to vent their issues.
One wrote: "She took sick kittens and mum cat to her show. You don't move cats for stress reasons. The cats were premature. Main reasons for this is stress and infection.
"They have nearly all died or might be dead. All due to Katie's neglect, but yet she's keeps harming these animals.
"Everyone supporting Katie, but has everyone just forgotten how badly she treats animals? She's literally singing at a show right now as her poor kittens are dying."
Another unimpressed user shared an AI-produced document allegedly listing all of Katie's deceased animals.
They wrote alongside it: "Not including the kittens she's just killed."
The self-confessed animal lover was joined by boyfriend JJ Slater, who was seen helping the Sphynx cats into a carrier.
One of the kittens died shortly after the birth and became the eighth animal to die in her care.
Katie and MAFS boyfriend JJ have been bottle-feeding them every three hours, after cat Doris contracted an infection and was placed on antibiotics.
The star previously revealed she's been forced to bring the kittens with her around the country on her tour.
She told fans on Snapchat: "All of them now have declined so bad even though we took them to the vets earlier. JJ had to rush them to the emergency vets.
"We're on our way back to the vets, it's not looking good.
"Fingers crossed, they are like our babies. We're doing everything we can.
"We're just gutted at the minute. And we'll be gutted if they can't do anything for them."
In her most recent autobiography Katie confessed she was forced to have another Sphynx kitten put down just five months after bringing it home.
The star – who was petitioned by fans and PETA to stop her owning pets – has a litter of kittens after designer cat Doris gave birth recently.
Charity People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has insisted that there needs to be an injunction stopping the mum-of-five from owning pets.
Animal activists are up in arms following the information that eight of her pets have died in just six years.
The star has been branded a "serial animal killer" for her "track record of animal deaths", with PETA previously offering Katie £5,000 to stop buying any more.
Katie's troubled pet history
November 2017: One of Katie's horses was killed on the A24 after it broke lose from its field. She announced the death on social media and said she was devastated.
February 2018: Katie's dog Queenie was hit by a car near her home, with the former model blaming a delivery driver for leaving the gate open.
November 2018: Katie claimed the family's pet chameleon, called Marvin, died from a broken heart after her children Junior and Princess moved in with her ex husband Peter Andre.
February 2020: Her Alsatian Sparkle lost her life after getting loose and being hit by a car. Katie posted the news on social media but was hammered by fans who called for her to be more careful.
July 2020: Fans rounded on Katie after her daughter Princess's puppy Rolo suffocated. JRC Bullies who gifted the dog to Katie were furious and said: "We are heartbroken that this has happened as we told Katie not to leave a small puppy on its own. We can't believe that the puppy was left unattended as we had left strict instructions."
November 2022: Katie came under fire after she revealed her Pomeranian Sharon had been hit by a car and killed outside her Horsham home.
June 2023: Katie was slammed by PETA after her seventh pet was killed. She revealed her dog Blade had been run over on the same stretch of road as her last dog Sharon.
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