I have a call into the vet but will ask you guys too...

[MoonandBean]

Thanks Chocolatepuppy and Catlady ...My vet called me back and said it could be normal or she could have a UTI. She didn't ask for a sample or to see Sunny. She put her on Keflex, 500 mg twice a day for 10 days. I'm just now seeing your responses. I will definitely try to get a sample and bring it and her in if it persists. When I first take her out, her urine is yellow. It's the later squats that look bloody. Her appetite is booming and she seems normal otherwise.

Here is a video of her playing with Bean. I think she's just too darn cute. Thanks again for the advice; I'll keep you updated.

http://www.catster.com/video/795449/...d_the_feeds_me

[Freedom]

Hi Deb,
I saw this earlier but didn't post as I have no knowledge in this area. I'm glad you got some info, and that the vet has been in touch.

That video is great! Sunny just doesn't quit, does she? Bean must be so tired of her lol.

Sunny, dear one, I am pleased to see you are STILL keeping mom on her toes, doing things to make mom worry. You really must give mom a break, honey! LOL.

Deb, I think it is about equal to the "terrible twos" in infants, so once you get through the first year . . . IF you get through the first year! . . . you'll be fine. Paws crossed, anyway!

[Daisy and Delilah]

Obviously, Bean is a cat in charge. All business. I love that stern face. They are both adorable. I hope that Sunny is okay and feeling better soon.

[chocolatepuppy]

Hopefully Sunny will better in no time.

[Catlady711]

Glad the kitty seems to be fine otherwise.

Your vet's response has me baffled. Blood in the urine is never 'normal', she/he didn't want to see the cat but prescribed antibiotics anyways for something she/he deems as possibly normal????

Maybe it's just in the way I'm reading it but that sounds so weird to me.

Anyways I hope the bloody urine goes away and never returns (the blood, not the urine lol).

[MoonandBean]

Sunny is my 10 month old puppy but I'm sure your advice is good for a dog as well as a cat. She is very prone to UTI's due to her inverted vulva so the vet thought that maybe being swollen from heat had caused a UTI OR she thought it could have just been the end of the estrus period with some residual bleeding. We haven't seen a drop of blood since her 2nd dose of Keflex. SO...either the UTI cleared up or her estrus cycle stopped completely. I hate giving her unnecessary antibiotics so I will call and ask if we can stop the Keflex after 5 days rather than finishing the 10 day course. We take her in on the 26th to see if the heat cycle corrected her inverted vulva and then she can be spayed in Feb (fingers crossed!) She sure looks corrected to me but it might be the swelling and the concern is that it will tuck back in. Thanks for your concern and advice!!!!!!!