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 Posted: Mon Oct 27, 2008 11:08 pm Post subject: poor kitty |
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My cat had one before had the crystals in his urine so he had
something done to release his urine at the vet.
Then recently he had the crystals, he peed on the little silver
platter that made me fully realize he had a problem before so it was
off to the vet. You could really see the crystals when it dried, more
to less from successive pees.
Anyway he took all his antibiotics as perscibed then not more than a
few days later he is doing his pee performance on strategically
arranged grocery bags. But this kind of makes me worry, his urine on
one bag has blood in it. He will get care asap but is there anything
known (common) that this likely is?
thanks for advice hints suggestions |
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| Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2008 4:51 pm Post subject: Re: poor kitty |
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| Quote: | My cat had one before had the crystals in his urine so he had
something done to release his urine at the vet.
Then recently he had the crystals, he peed on the little silver
platter that made me fully realize he had a problem before so it was
off to the vet. You could really see the crystals when it dried, more
to less from successive pees.
Anyway he took all his antibiotics as perscibed then not more than a
few days later he is doing his pee performance on strategically
arranged grocery bags. But this kind of makes me worry, his urine on
one bag has blood in it. He will get care asap but is there anything
known (common) that this likely is?
thanks for advice hints suggestions
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He is almost certainly suffering with crystals in his urine again. This
happened to an elderly cat of mine once. The crystals are scratching him
internally (hence the blood) and making it very painful for him to pass pee.
He is probably very uncomfortable. Do take him straight back to the vet for
treatment, and whilst there you should ask about a special diet for urinary
tract problems. If he's elderly, he should already be on a 'senior' cat
food but, as he has a recurring problem, a special diet may help.
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| Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2008 2:52 am Post subject: Re: poor kitty |
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| Quote: | astroncer@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:900920b8-7c18-41d7-97c3-044d77fcbcb2@v53g2000hsa.googlegroups.com...
My cat had one before had the crystals in his urine so he had
something done to release his urine at the vet.
Then recently he had the crystals, he peed on the little silver
platter that made me fully realize he had a problem before so it was
off to the vet. You could really see the crystals when it dried, more
to less from successive pees.
Anyway he took all his antibiotics as perscibed then not more than a
few days later he is doing his pee performance on strategically
arranged grocery bags. But this kind of makes me worry, his urine on
one bag has blood in it. He will get care asap but is there anything
known (common) that this likely is?
thanks for advice hints suggestions
He is almost certainly suffering with crystals in his urine again. This
happened to an elderly cat of mine once. The crystals are scratching him
internally (hence the blood) and making it very painful for him to pass pee.
He is probably very uncomfortable. Do take him straight back to the vet for
treatment, and whilst there you should ask about a special diet for urinary
tract problems. If he's elderly, he should already be on a 'senior' cat
food but, as he has a recurring problem, a special diet may help.
Spider
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Thanks, he got another round of antibiotics |
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