Had to call the ASPCA poison control again

[otto]

Queen Eva hadn't pooped yet today, her last one was late last night. I was getting a little nervous, but now I've got some good news.

Queen Eva just had a gigantic poop (all that psyllium) with some strings of very obviously a foreign substance. It's no longer recognizable as foam rubber, but it clearly something that doesn't belong there.

Whether that's the last of it or not, I don't know, I have to continue with the psyllium for another 24 hours.

 

[stephanietx]

I really hate being on poop patrol, but sometimes it's the thing to do. Glad she's had a BM and that it looks like something is coming out.

 

[darlili]

Oh, thank goodness - and to think that four years ago I couldn't have imagined myself being so totally interested in bowel movements. I'm so glad she ate the psyllium for you.

 

[otto]

Thanks you guys. I've been on poop patrol for years, ever since Ootay's constipation troubles first started. Up until then I didn't pay much attention to poop, but I've learned how important it is to keep track.

And there's been many a time over the years that I have pulled poop apart to see what's in it.

I can tell whose poop is whose, even with four cats.

 

[ldg]

I'll never forget when we left out a wand toy, and spooky ate some of the string... poop checking went on for three days.

I'm so glad she's OK - and she's passed the nasty foam rubber!!!!

 

[otto]

More poop! Didn't see anything unusual in this batch, but that she's pooping a lot is a good thing, means everything is as it should be in there.

Thanks for your support everyone, I think we're past the crisis.