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Thanks for the suggestions, I'll definitely research those.  I've done ferrets and am familiar with Slippery elm being something to help with intestinal issues with those guys so that's interesting that it has applications for cats/kittens as well.  Someone's playtime has kicked up tremendously...

Thank you so much Cat pack  - I'm sorry I haven't updated yet - We're exhausted - but I wanted to let everyone know that Clarke is still with us - I'll post more details in a bit but we've been going since my last post - we brought Clarke home with us that night(tuesday) and we crossed the...

the thing that bothers me about congenital - is how could he have survived this long if it was a congenital thing - I just can't shake that he managed to survive all that time prior to hubs finding him/rescuing him - what/how did his body do that and what makes that change, if anything, as he...

let me add, thank you for the welcome and fast reply, Denice - apologies, i'm not thinking straight right now surely, there has to be something - isn't it too quick to pull the trigger when the catheter just came out - I've been reading and people say the urethra is all jacked up a bit after...

No he' not a tailless - congenital was a concern - because he was a road kitty his history is unknown making it all more mysterious - the Saturday when we got him to the first vet, it appeared as though something had 'popped' he had a lot of mucous/pus from his prepuce - he'd had a huge pee a...

6-8 wks approx. when found almost 3 weeks ago - 12 days ago admitted for uroabdomen - confirmed tear and surgery to get catheter in - couldn't pass catheter through urinary tract - went through bladder -  just had removal of catheter yesterday- he blocked through the night and we're at the end...