Wonderful news!!!!!!!

Kirsten,

Things happen for a reason. He's stilll at the vet and they're still waiting for him to pee so they can check his urine. Unfortunately, his bladder is too small to get by needle, so he may have to stay overnight.

I'm glad he didn't go to Danielson. I found out from the wife that they have a dog that is outside all the time. That should've sent up a red flag.

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I cannot see why some people still want to declaw their cats, it's such a cruel act!

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To save their precious furniture, didn't you know that???

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Originally Posted by moosmom

Kirsten,

Things happen for a reason. He's stilll at the vet and they're still waiting for him to pee so they can check his urine. Unfortunately, his bladder is too small to get by needle, so he may have to stay overnight.

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Donna, my vet gave me some litter that is, for lack of a better description, little plastic pellets. Maybe you've seen it before; I never had. It's for getting a urine specimen when they can't get it by needle or if you don't want them to do that. If there is going to be a fee for Buddy to spend the night, you may want to ask your vet about this litter. Obviously, Buddy would need his own litterbox and it would have only this litter in it; it can't be mixed w/other litter. After he pees, you take the litter and all to the vet so that they can get the urine specimen. I wish you were closer; I'd give you the surplus that I have. By the time I'd send it, it would be too late. You need that urine specimen now.

THATS GREAT NEWS ABOUT BUDDY, AND WE HERE ARE PRAYING THAT HIS NEW FURRREVER HOME IS THE KEY TO :love: BUDDYS HAPPINESS!!!
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Well Buddy finally gave it up and it's been sent off to the lab. I'll find out the results tomorow. I returned the bags of Feline Pine and exchanged it for a non-scented scoopable litter. I also put a bigger cat box in the bathroom for him. He's already used it. Now all the boxes have scoopable litter in them. Everyone seems content. They've had their canned treat for the night and everyone is out like a light. Buddy is in my bedroom window enjoying the fresh air and the peace and quiet. Maybe this is solution. I tossed out the kitty tent that was peed on. Don't want to take any chances.

I'm so thankful that it was discovered before he was adopted that they intended to have him declawed. It's such a horrific thing to do to an animal and it shows that they don't have his best interest at heart.
I hope the scoopable litter does the trick and that he is a 'good boy' from here on out! :) Thanks for giving him so many chances.

So far, so good. I have him on several websites for adoption and have also given my manager his picture to take home and convince his wife they need a third cat.

It's nice to finally have some peace in my house. Believe it or not, Shortie doesn't like him. He's actually afraid of her. She may be short but she sure packs a punch and he knows it!!!

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Originally Posted by moosmom

Believe it or not, Shortie doesn't like him. He's actually afraid of her. She may be short but she sure packs a punch and he knows it!!!

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LOL! Sounds like my little tabby 'Tiny'. She's so small but she regularly gives big George a piece of her mind and chases him around to keep him in line. :)

Donna, I'm glad things are starting to look up for you! Hang in there!:love:

Kim,

I'm trying. Everytime I see or "smell" something, I immediately scoop the box. I don't want to give him ANY reason to pee anywhere than his new large litterbox.