lid on the jar, landing in with the now-free Jerry. The two watch Tom, and when he breaks in, the dog buzz saws the ax handle, leaving the blade part to fall and hit his foot as Tom yells in pain before the dog buzzsaws his entire body. At night, a heavily bandaged Tom heads to the hospital. Tom winces in pain while the doctor unwraps his foot, revealing the dog is still biting. Tom shrugs before unwrapping his tail, which Jerry is biting. Production notes The title The Cat's Me-Ouch! is a pun on "the cat's meow", a phrase by Thomas A. Dorgan. The film features a small bulldog who later also appeared in Purr-Chance to Dream (1967). Additional Crew and Cast Vocal Effects: June Foray, Mel Blanc Production Supervisor ("In Charge"): Les Goldman Graphics: Don Foster Design Consultant: Maurice Noble Stock Music composed by: Scott Bradley Additional Music by: Eugene Poddany References External links 1965 animated films 1965 films 1965 short films 1960s animated short films Tom and Jerry short films Short films directed by Chuck Jones Films directed by Maurice Noble Films scored by Eugene Poddany 1960s American animated films 1965 comedy films Animated films without speech Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer short films Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer animated short films Animated films about dogs MGM Animation/Visual Arts short films Films with screenplays by Michael Maltese