Pissed
By Anonymous - 23/06/2021 04:01
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By Thanks Fred - 18/05/2019 00:05
Holy crap. It took you 2 weeks to figure out the litter box wasn't being peed in? Don't you clean it every day??
It’s a very large room and I don’t have a sense of smell. Also I have more than one cat and the litter box is self scooping.
somehow I can't feel sorry for you. how did you not notice when you checked the box to scoop? also is your house that big that you didn't even get close to that area? and how did you not even SMELL it?!?!?! sorry but you're a bad kitty momma.
If you can see the actual crystals your cat needs a freaking vet. Their bladder is probably building larger stones and it's way cheaper catching it early than dealing with it once catto is blocked. $100-ish vs $1,000+. Blockages are fatal without intervention and excruciating. Your cat WILL hide the pain so don't tell yourself "well he's acting fine" because cats always "act fine" when they're not. If he doesn't go back to the litter box without the lid that's another sign there's something wrong with his health. But it's worth it to take him for his yearly and just get a urinalysis to play it safe.
You know cat pee normally crystallizes after it dries out right?
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Holy crap. It took you 2 weeks to figure out the litter box wasn't being peed in? Don't you clean it every day??
Not only did he fail to clean the litter box, he never once looked at the floor beneath his piano for an entire two weeks. Just how much floor do you have that you wouldn't notice frequent pools of liquid?