Our male cat suddenly is obsessed with the litter box. OBSESSED, for real.
He is in there almost all the time, squatting, digging, whatever.
Practically all the time. Sorry, but I'm a "do your business and get out of
there" owner, after all that's what our female cat does. She goes in there
when she needs to, buries is, done. And he was that way, but suddenly he's
possessed.
It's become so annoying I've taken to removing the litter box altogether,
except for brief moments.
What is with this cat acting this way?
LRH
cybercat - 02 Mar 2006 15:15 GMT
> Our male cat suddenly is obsessed with the litter box. OBSESSED, for real.
> He is in there almost all the time, squatting, digging, whatever.
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> What is with this cat acting this way?
Because you're a cat-abusing psycho and he's figured out that it bothers
you?
Trying to get a rise out of the sappy cat people again, eh Larry?
:)
Barb - 02 Mar 2006 16:43 GMT
Please take him to a vet. He may have a blockage or urinary tract
infection.
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Barb
Of course I don't look busy,
I did it right the first time.
Anna - 02 Mar 2006 19:46 GMT
>Our male cat suddenly is obsessed with the litter box. OBSESSED, for real.
>He is in there almost all the time, squatting, digging, whatever.
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>It's become so annoying I've taken to removing the litter box altogether,
>except for brief moments.
He needs to be taken to vet and urine tested as he most likely has a urinary
tract infection. An untreated UTI in a male will eventually turn into a
blockage from the build-up of struvite crystals blocking his urethra, which
will be an emergency situation resulting in great pain and/or death.
Anna
Gail - 02 Mar 2006 19:16 GMT
YES. Take him to a vet ASAP.
Gail
>>Our male cat suddenly is obsessed with the litter box. OBSESSED, for real.
>>He is in there almost all the time, squatting, digging, whatever.
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> Anna
William Hamblen - 03 Mar 2006 00:46 GMT
> Our male cat suddenly is obsessed with the litter box. OBSESSED, for real.
> He is in there almost all the time, squatting, digging, whatever.
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> What is with this cat acting this way?
It is likely the cat has urinary tract trouble or fecal impactation.
Take it to the vet.

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