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Yeah.
The whole apartment smells like it has patches of cat urine now. And Boopsie doesn't look pleased about it, either -- she KNOWS that it's not right, and she's finished her course of antibiotics, so it's not an infection.
To get a bit grosser: her stool isn't looking normal, either -- very gross. I'm worried about the kitty and will call the vet tomorrow.
Yeah.
The whole apartment smells like it has patches of cat urine now. And Boopsie doesn't look pleased about it, either -- she KNOWS that it's not right, and she's finished her course of antibiotics, so it's not an infection.
To get a bit grosser: her stool isn't looking normal, either -- very gross. I'm worried about the kitty and will call the vet tomorrow.
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Date: 2005-12-02 04:53 am (UTC)1. Do you know if she's spraying or just peeing? Have you seen her do it? Where is most of the pee going? If she's standing up while doing it and it mostly goes straight back, she's spraying. If she's crouching, she's peeing as though she were in the litter box.
2. If she's spraying, could it be because there's some lingering smell from the fire or the post-fire cleanup chemicals? Maybe a smell that you can't detect, but she can? If she's instinctually misinterpreting the strange smells, she may be marking her territory.
Whatever the issue is, I hope she's back to normal soon, both for her sake and for yours and Lis's.
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Date: 2005-12-02 05:11 am (UTC)