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I totally agree with that. I don't trust vets, food speaking... it's all marketing! I can't believe that they would see you this crap because they touch money on it and I'm sure they know it's bad for your animal... And again, agree with you on the food level... of course it's full of cereals...

Well he can't catch the cats, they are wild. I was thinking about catching a few ( well 1 or 2 max because we live in an apartment ), socialize them a bit and re-home them, the boss would be really happy because they have too many cats. Now it's too late though, they are too big and run way to...

Ok I'm confused, are we talking about cystitis or stones? I was talking about struvites, having actually no experience with cystitis, I was hoping it was one but no, there were lots of stones... And he got antibiotics twice (!), metacam and UroPet somethingsomething. So if I understand...

Great thanks for your input! It's true that since my first cat never went outside, the question never asked itself, so I was a bit wondering with that one. Thank you !

Oups didn't see you already had a cleaner. For next time, or if you don't have anymore left

You can use vinegar and backing soda. Spray it the carpet with white distilled vinegar, let it act like 15 minutes, soak up the remaining humidity with towels, then add backing soda on the spot, let it act for 3-4-5-6-7-8 hours, it will start to crackle as it absorbs the urine, the vacuum it...

You can try vinegar and backing soda, apparently works great. You spray your carpet with vinegar to get it wet, let it 15 minutes, wipe up the remaining moisture with towels and then add some backing soda on there for 4-5-6-7-8 hours, it will then start to crackle with the soaking of the pee...

My one year old cat has already urinary tract issues... and he's one... My vet says it's genetics and bad luck because I've been feeding him top food, no cereals or added sugars, quality protein and low mineral levels... If I'd been feeding him regular supermarket food he might be dead by...

Hi guys, I'm new here and looking for some answers concerning my new kitten. For the backround information I have a 1 year old cat that made us feel like he was very lonely on the days that we're at work. He's a very social cat and loves company and contact. When I'm home he always is near me...