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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / July 2005Ragdoll - pees only once per day!?
Our newly acquired 3 yr old ragdoll pees only once per day. Note that I clean his litter box every day! Normal; or should I be concerned? > Our newly acquired 3 yr old ragdoll pees only once per day. Note that I > clean his litter box every day! Normal; or should I be concerned? I think ragdoll is just peeing in the same spot. I rarely see my cat go to the bathroom Yet the evidence is undeniable This is normal for some cats. Gail > Our newly acquired 3 yr old ragdoll pees only once per day. Note that I > clean his litter box every day! Normal; or should I be concerned? > Our newly acquired 3 yr old ragdoll pees only once per day. Note that I > clean his litter box every day! Normal; or should I be concerned? how often and how much water does he drink? What goes in must come out. >Our newly acquired 3 yr old ragdoll pees only once per day. Note that I >clean his litter box every day! Normal; or should I be concerned? Some cats are normal with only once a day. Some also pee in the same spot. I have 3 cats, and they all prefer the same corner for peeing.  Signature-- Meghan & the Zoo Crew Equine and Pet Photography http://www.zoocrewphoto.com Sounds normal to me. My cat pees once or twice a day. S. > Our newly acquired 3 yr old ragdoll pees only once per day. Note that I > clean his litter box every day! Normal; or should I be concerned? Suddenly, without warning, John Currier exclaimed (13-Jul-05 11:44 PM): > Our newly acquired 3 yr old ragdoll pees only once per day. Note that I > clean his litter box every day! Normal; or should I be concerned? This is normal for my cat too. But... my cat has cystitis, and may have had it for years, low level - vet says her bladder is thickened. So I'd not worry, but not be complacent either, and would watch him occassionally, make sure he pees easily, with no sign of discomfort. If you're worried, talk to your vet during your next scheduled appointment. jmc |
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