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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / February 2005Re: My cat running crazy after finishing from the litter box
Has anyone who has a cat experienced their cat running back and forth really fast after finishing from the litter box? I’m beginning to think my cat is crazy. It’s funny though. > Has anyone who has a cat experienced their cat running back and forth > really fast after finishing from the litter box? I?m beginning to think my > cat is crazy. It?s funny though. Ye my 2 kits have a mad half hour after having a dump. It's like they're pleased with themselves or something, funny eh?  SignatureI.P.Freely (...) > Ye my 2 kits have a mad half hour after having a dump. It's like they're > pleased with themselves or something, funny eh? Ha, I think it's more likely to be stress rather than the joy of crimping a good one off - after all, dropping ballast in the wild is a vulnerable time for the cat. My cats have a tendency to pounce on each other after a Tender Moment of Crapping, which adds to the 'excitement' too, no doubt. Well, when the Big Fluffy Cat pounces on the Small Frantic Cat, the latter just gives a withering look, and off he minces. When the reverse occurs, Big Cat runs around wailing, hissing and moaning 'leave my arse alone'. Steve. > (...) > > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Cat runs around wailing, hissing and moaning 'leave my arse alone'. > Steve. You've no idea how funny thet is to read when pissed**. :) **** from celebrating United's victory over the Arse tonight down the pub. SignatureI.P.Freely (...) > You've no idea how funny thet is to read when pissed**. :) > > **** from celebrating United's victory over the Arse tonight down the pub. The only possible reply to this is 'Up the Arse'. (BTW, I'm not pissed, I'm just posting as if I am, in triplephonic surround sound). S. (...) > Ye my 2 kits have a mad half hour after having a dump. It's like they're > pleased with themselves or something, funny eh? Ha, I think it's more likely to be stress rather than the joy of crimping a good one off - after all, dropping ballast in the wild is a vulnerable time for the cat. My cats have a tendency to pounce on each other after a Tender Moment of Crapping, which adds to the 'excitement' too, no doubt. Well, when the Big Fluffy Cat pounces on the Small Frantic Cat, the latter just gives a withering look, and off he minces. When the reverse occurs, Big Cat runs around wailing, hissing and moaning 'leave my arse alone'. Steve. (...) > Ye my 2 kits have a mad half hour after having a dump. It's like they're > pleased with themselves or something, funny eh? Ha, I think it's more likely to be stress rather than the joy of crimping a good one off - after all, dropping ballast in the wild is a vulnerable time for the cat. My cats have a tendency to pounce on each other after a Tender Moment of Crapping, which adds to the 'excitement' too, no doubt. Well, when the Big Fluffy Cat pounces on the Small Frantic Cat, the latter just gives a withering look, and off he minces. When the reverse occurs, Big Cat runs around wailing, hissing and moaning 'leave my arse alone'. Steve. > Has anyone who has a cat experienced their cat running back and forth > really fast after finishing from the litter box? I?m beginning to think my > cat is crazy. It?s funny though. Taking a good solid dump makes me feel frisky as a squirrel too. Same principle for kitty. > Has anyone who has a cat experienced their cat running back and forth > really fast after finishing from the litter box? I?m beginning to think my > cat is crazy. It?s funny though. Gnarly did it only after she pooped. :) Dogs do that too. > Has anyone who has a cat experienced their cat running back and forth > really fast after finishing from the litter box? I?m beginning to think my > cat is crazy. It?s funny though. It's a common reaction tmany of them seem to have. ;-) Cathy >Has anyone who has a cat experienced their cat running back and forth >really fast after finishing from the litter box? I?m beginning to think my >cat is crazy. It?s funny though. It's pretty common, though I don't know why. My dog does the "happy dance" afterward, so I can easily tell if she has done her business or not. One thing I do take notice of, is if that running around is different than normal. Kira is a longhaired cat. Sometimes, the poop gets stuck in her hair, or because she has eaten some hair, sometimes, the poops are connected. This can be very painful if one poop comes out and the next one doesn't. In these cases, I have to cut the hair to relieve the pain. He used to freak out really bad, but now, she knows I will fix it for her. So, she is much calmer and patient as I get the scissors and take care of it for her. Signature-- Meghan & the Zoo Crew Equine and Pet Photography http://www.zoocrewphoto.com > Has anyone who has a cat experienced their cat running back and forth > really fast after finishing from the litter box? I?m beginning to think my > cat is crazy. It?s funny though. Sometimes it could be a sign of a bit of pain from passing dry or hard stools. The cat thinks the litter box is causing the pain because that's the only time she feels it, so she wants to get away from the box as fast as she can. Next time your cat does it, squeeze the stool - I'm serious - (you can use a paper towel if you like). Stools should be firm so they express the anal sacs on the way out, but not rock hard. Phil. "I have found my love of cats most helpful in understanding women'--John Simon Feline Healthcare: http://maxshouse.com http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Feline_Health_and_Behavior/
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