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Old 30-10-2009, 03:28 PM
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My 6 month old cat was spayed last Friday.

Since then she's not been too bad but a couple of times I've had to wipe her rear as she's had wee and litter stuck to her (not poop).

I know she's probably finding it awkward to wash with the cone-head collar on but wondered if this is "normal" as she wees 4 or more times a day but it's only been a few times where she's run around "dirty" (or at least, that's how often I've noticed it - I hope she's not wiping her bottom anywhere!)

She's flea'd and wormed.

Any idea?
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Old 30-10-2009, 03:37 PM
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It's probably the collar - it will be harder to balance and clean herself with it on. Once it is off things should return to normal.
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I suspect it's just cuz she's not been able to wash herself. When she goes for a wee is it hurting her, is she sitting in a different way to wee and therefore getting litter on her? Also, I think you'd be safe to remove the cone now, wasn't she done the end of last week? I don't think it's anything to be concerned about, when is she due to have the stiches removed?
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Old 30-10-2009, 04:29 PM
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Re: dirty bottom

the cone is coming off on Monday.

We briefly took the cone off on Monday last because we tried to do the t-shirt trick but she bit at her stitches very aggressively and it was a total disaster so we put it back on.

I don't think the wee is hurting her... she's always been a very wee-ing cat (she's always drunk a reasonable amount once she learnt how do).

Thanks ladies as always. xxx
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Aw bless her. Maybe it's because of the cone round her head. Hope she feels better soon..xxx
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