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Re: Ideas please
What about shoving an open topped litter tray under that cupboard ??
When the vet dips the urine what is he finding?? White blood cells and/or blood?? If it is just blood it could be cystitis which can be a so and so to get rid of!! What about getting some special food for urinary problems?? I know you feed a really good diet but maybe little Spencer needs something to 'pander' to his bladder for the time being?! |
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It was white blood cells last time, but I'm taking him to other vets on tuesday hopefully. I'm hoping it's just the smell that is making him go back to that spot but it doesn't explain peeing on Benny's mat ![]() |
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Yeah with litter in it to weight it down as that should stop him being able to get there but also if he does manage he can wee on the litter.
Right WBC deffo show infection... maybe if they dip urine again and it shows more WBC they should send it away to culture it... maybe its not responding fully to the type of antibiotics they are giving him?? All I can suggest is something that really worked for me when Bugs was weeing on my bed and under it..... I bought pet behave spray from Wilkinsons and sprayed it liberally over my bed and under (almost died from the fumes of citronella lol) it STINKS and most cats dont like the smell!! (some cats do and are attracted but honestly this one is VERY strong!!) |
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No I know it must be so upsetting to not know why he is doing it and so fustrating that you cant get him over it.
![]() You have them insured dont you?? Does your insurance cover behavioural problems?? Maybe if this time his urine is clear then ask for a referral to a pet behaviourist. |
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will have a look though.I'm hoping the new vets will look into it further instead of telling me to let him outside ![]() |
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In my old house i had a hole under a cupboard i had to block off, sounds silly but was all i could think of when i first had Miley cos she kept trying to get into the hole as a kitten and i was scared. Anyways, I had a few of those "really useful boxes", you know the clear plastic ones with the clips at the sides? ... i had craft bits and mags in mine and i just stacked them up on top of one another and to the side of the hole ... didnt look "that" bad either, pretty efficient storage lol. Or can you get some thinish wood and nail it around the part you dont want him getting into to block it off? so itd be like a wall around it that has only a smallish gap that he cant fit into?
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I've been reading Vicky Hall's books lately and there's a ton of info about behavioural soiling including that which starts as a physical problem but they then carry on even when their illness has improved.
There's a few cheap 2nd hand copies on evil bay: Cat Confidential: The Book Your Cat Wou..., Vicky Halls | eBay Cat Detective, Vicky Halls | eBay Cat Counsellor: How Your Cat Really Relates to You Vick | eBay She is a bit down on "multi cat households (she says two is multi-cat!) and indoor cats but she does have some excellent ideas and seems to have had great success treating this sort of problem.
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