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Pawbly | 8 years ago
My 5 Yr Old House Cat Won’t Stop Urinating On My Bed And I Don’t…

My 5 yr old house cat won’t stop urinating on my bed and I don’t know why

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  1. Anonymous

    For how long has this gone on?

    This could be medical.  Have you taken your cat in to check for a UTI?  If not, this should be step 1.  Take a fresh urine sample with you, if possible.

    This could also be behavioral.  Is your cat stressed?  Do you have two or more litterboxes (one per cat plus one), and does your cat use any of them?  Have you tried different litter types?  Has your schedule changed suddenly, or is someone new in your life?  Could your cat be bored?  Do you use room sprays and scents that might bother him?  Do you have other animals in your home, and could any of them be picking on him?  How about people – do you live with any other people, and could they be harassing or otherwise mistreating him when you’re not around?

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Pawbly | 8 years ago
She Does Not Have Worms Or Fleas. Her Skin Doesn’t Look Irritated And She Has…

She does not have worms or fleas. Her skin doesn’t look irritated and she has been eating the same food since we have had her. I was just wondering what this could be and what I could do about it to help her hair.

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  1. Anonymous

    It could be mange.  Get her to the vet for a skin scrape to determine the cause.

  2. Ashley Schauner

    I read that mange is contagious and I have 3 other dogs. None of them losing hair like her. Do you think it could be her losing her puppy hair to grow in the adult hair?

  3. Anonymous

    There are two types of mange.

    Bald patches are not normal.

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Pawbly | 8 years ago
He’s A 3 Month Old Male Who Lives Alone Is Happy And Tame But I…

He’s a 3 month old male who lives alone is happy and tame but I left him with family for a week and came back to this. It keeps getting larger as well.

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  1. Charlie Campbell

    He is a fancy mouse btw.

  2. Anonymous

    I’m sorry, Charlie, but the picture didn’t upload.  If your mouse has any sudden physical or behavioral changes, he should be seen by your vet.

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jen Hohman | 8 years ago
Hello, This Morning I Went To Clean My Cat’s Litter Box And Found Little Droplets…

Hello,
This morning I went to clean my cat’s litter box and found little droplets of blood on the litter box liner, She is drinking normally, however she does seem to be straining to defecate. Otherwise she is roaming around normally.

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  1. jen Hohman Post author

    Hi,
    Thank you for getting back to me so quickly. The blood spatter was on the outside of the litter box. I could see no traces of blood in her urine. Is it okay if I just observe her for 24 hours ?

  2. jen Hohman Post author

    Rugrat is urinating normally, although the urine is a clear yellow. It turns out she was a little constipated. I gave her som maple flavored gel to help get her GI tract back to normal

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Pawbly | 8 years ago
My Roommates Feel That He’s Really On Edge. They Don’t Feel Confident In Taking Care…

My roommates feel that he’s really on edge. They don’t feel confident in taking care of him in this state. I really don’t know what to do. There are cat sitting services in the area however they require a home visit and for me to be there. I’m on another continent at the moment….

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  1. Diedra Cardamone

    Call your local vet and see what advice they can offer. They may have a staff member who can house sit and check in.
    Diedra

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Pawbly | 8 years ago
Hi I Have A Pitt Bull Female That Had Been In A Fight With Our…

Hi I have a pitt bull female that had been in a fight with our other pitt bull female had to take her to the vet she gave us antibiotics gave her a ivy and a shot to bring her fever down that was about three weeks ago then she was better she yesterday has been in another fight left leg just bitten up but elbow wide open in places we did everything the vet told us to and gave her antibiotics again yesterday so she doesn’t get a infection but her leg is swollen today is that okay I took her temp she doesn’t have one and she is eating and drinking

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  1. Brittany sullivan

    I just need some advice help n e thing..

  2. Andrea Cox

    Advice is to get this animal the hell away from any other animal for a very long time. You are the responsible party here and you managed to get your injured dog in another fight!  

  3. Brittany sullivan

    No it’s my brothers dog and my dog it’s mom and daughter

  4. Brittany sullivan

    I am asking for dog owners no I did not manage to let them get in a fight they got in a fight cause randomly they don’t get along

  5. Sarah

    My advice would be to get to the vet asap again. Then keep the dogs separated at all costs. If that means revoking one, the. So be it. I would also consider dog training and a behaviorist for both your sake and the sake of the dog. This is a very serious situation and you need to treat it as such. You need to be extremely responsible and diligent about this. If you can’t live this dog like a family member, the. Find her a home where they can. She looks to you as her pack leader- safety is included in that description. Pleas see the vet and find a trainer and a behaviorist. Please.

  6. PK Dennis

    Take her back to the vet to make sure she is getting enough meds, etc.

    Females will fight to the death. It is your responsibility to make sure these dogs NEVER have an opportunity to fight again.

  7. Anonymous

    And why are you allowing them to coexist? You should be crating and rotating which dog is out at any given time. It is YOURS and your brother’s job to prevent this from happening.

  8. PK Dennis

    I have to point out that there is NOTHING RANDOM about why and when dogs fight. You are just not experienced enough to spot what is setting these 2 off. Are they both spayed? Do it if the answer is no. Until you can get a behaviorist in to spot the problem, and train YOU and your family in how to fix it you have to keep these girls apart. If you can’t afford a behaviorist that will come to your home to work with you then you have to find a new home for one of these dogs. Seriously.

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Pawbly | 8 years ago
Why Does Our New Puppy (12 Weeks Old) Eat His Own Poop? How Can I…

Why does our new puppy (12 weeks old) eat his own poop? How can I stop yhat?

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  1. Anonymous

    Clean it up IMMEDIATELY.  Redirect when he starts to eat it.  Don’t leave him in the yard by himself and supervise closely (you should do this anyway).  I would talk with your vet to make sure he’s eating a proper diet for his breed and age, as well.

  2. PK Dennis

    This is just something that puppies do, especially if they come from puppy mills.

    The only thing that truly works is getting to the poop before he does. Take him out to poo on a leash and move him away from h I should stool before he can eat it, and then pick up and dispose of it so it isn’t available later.

    He will most likely grow out of this behavior.

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Pawbly | 8 years ago
My Kitten Is 5 Weeks Old And Is Very Weak And Has No Energy Like…

My kitten is 5 weeks old and is very weak and has no energy like the other 3 kittens i tbink she is dying please help

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  1. Frankie Delise

    Taking to vet immediately would be a really good idea

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Pawbly | 8 years ago
I Got A 9 Week Old Kitten, And She Has Been Diagnosed With A Calcium…

I got a 9 week old kitten, and she has been diagnosed with a calcium deficiency. She has mouth drops from the vet, but is sleeping a lot a walking very weakly. What is the recovery time and what should I expect? I’m so worried.

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Pawbly | 8 years ago
My 1 Year Old Cat Has Been Diagnosed With FLUTD Last Night. They Gave Her…

My 1 year old cat has been diagnosed with FLUTD last night. They gave her fluids and a pain med, along with prazopan (is that right?) I haven’t noticed her having went pee yet since they empties her bladder…. Is this something I should be concerned about?

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