Poor Popsie has a big terd stuck in his butt. He's had this happen before and I feel so bad because he walks around crying. There's nothing I can do to help. Luckily he manages to get them out quickly. I just hate seeing him like this.
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My poor baby
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Ok, he got it out but now his stuffs all swollen. My poor guy. I hope nobody thinks I'm gross for looking at his butt.Originally Posted by luvmycat1
Poor Popsie has a big terd stuck in his butt. He's had this happen before and I feel so bad because he walks around crying. There's nothing I can do to help. Luckily he manages to get them out quickly. I just hate seeing him like this.
Awww poor guy - I bet he's much happier now that it's out.
Does he go regularly, or is it possible that he could be constipated. It might be worthwhile keeping a check on the amount of fluid he's getting to make sure that he's drinking enough.
I hope his rear end feels better soon.
Does he go regularly, or is it possible that he could be constipated. It might be worthwhile keeping a check on the amount of fluid he's getting to make sure that he's drinking enough.
I hope his rear end feels better soon.
Definitely, my Sophie wasn't drinking enough water at first and would have the same problem and meow before she had to poo. It was so sad!!! Encourage more water!!!
We were told to watch out for the same thing with Lily when we brought her home from the breeder. She said that Lily had a tendency to ignore her water needs.
She likes water in taller containers in different places and ADORES the Catit Water Fountain. They all took to that immediately when we first switched it on!
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Popsie's normally good about drinking water but I have noticed in the past couple days he hasn't been drinking much. I'll have to do something about that.!
