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Cat poo

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  • 27-09-2006 10:32pm
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    tk123
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    My cat is 3 and in the last month on a few occasions I've found 'little presents' on the floor. Today there was 3 pieces of poo in a trail coming from his litter tray - it looks like he might have had it on his paw or it was stuck to him. He's using the tray as normal and we always keep it clean for him, also he seems like his usual self and we haven't changed anything so I don't know whats wrong. When I pointed to the poo today he knew he'd be bold and made his guily face. Any ideas?


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    luckat
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,366 ✭✭✭luckat


    He'd been bold? Get aholda yersel!

    Bring him to the vet. My cat was having poo problems a few months ago - sometimes it would stick to his bottom, for instance - and I brought him to the vet, worried that he was constipated.

    It turned out that he had arthritis in his spine (the vet gave me glucosamine for him, which is working really well) and this was causing inflammation all over him.

    If a healthy cat isn't able to use his litter tray, he's - well, not a healthy cat. Vet time.


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    GrumPy
    Registered Users Posts: 6,557 ✭✭✭GrumPy


    tk123 wrote:
    My cat is 3 and in the last month on a few occasions I've found 'little presents' on the floor. Today there was 3 pieces of poo in a trail coming from his litter tray - it looks like he might have had it on his paw or it was stuck to him. He's using the tray as normal and we always keep it clean for him, also he seems like his usual self and we haven't changed anything so I don't know whats wrong. When I pointed to the poo today he knew he'd be bold and made his guily face. Any ideas?

    :D

    Cats have visable facial expressions?


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    franksm
    Registered Users Posts: 1,487 ✭✭✭franksm


    Irish GrumPy wrote:
    :D

    Cats have visable facial expressions?


    of course :D it's the "looking at you with face turned slightly away" look


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    FranknFurter
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,215 ✭✭✭FranknFurter


    God yeah, they've many! lol ;0)

    To name but a few we see daily.......

    "Stink-face"
    "You're looking at what exactly?"
    "That had better be for me!"
    "I'm innocent!"
    "Bliss-face"
    "And where's mine?"
    "Im not listening"
    "yaay! somthing to kill" (I dont care if it IS you're hand / face / bottlecap / blinds / wheelchair) ;)
    "Talk to the butt!"

    And many many more lol, you learn which is which very quickly! ;)

    B


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    hadook
    Registered Users Posts: 792 ✭✭✭hadook


    Not to forget the "oh is it 3am? While you're up do you think you could possibly feed me?" face :D

    OP - If your cat is displaying problems using the litter then a trip to the vet is needed.


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    tk123
    Registered Users Posts: 14,045 ✭✭✭✭tk123


    thanks guys - he hasn't done it since. If he does it again i'll bring him in and see what they say..Thank god I invested in the top-loading carrier!! :D


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