Well, at least we know he can spray urine - but that does not get him 'out of the woods'. A fecal sample, if it has litter on it, will only be good for a fecal smear or float. The fecal matter must be clear of any litter for a full fecal PCR test. They can get a cleaner sample from him at the clinic, with a simple Q-tip type swab from his rectum. Not a wonderful experience, but very temporary and lasts a couple of seconds (kind of like taking a cat's temp via their rectum). If you can't collect urine in a sterile container while he is actually going, there is no real way to do it otherwise at this point. That will have to be left for the vet to collect some.
His temp is in the general normal range - 100.0 to 102.5. Just like humans, temps can vary; this range is merely a basic guideline. For example, normal for a human is 98.6 - I run around 97.0 and for me that is normal.
His temp is in the general normal range - 100.0 to 102.5. Just like humans, temps can vary; this range is merely a basic guideline. For example, normal for a human is 98.6 - I run around 97.0 and for me that is normal.