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bonniethecat - 25 Jun 2006 00:19 GMT

I have a 11 year old female cat that has just started leaking from her
bottom. It smells like pee a little but it looks like a clear thin
mucous. If anyone knows what this is and what I can do about it I'd
really appreciate it. She gets it on the furniture and the rugs and I
dont want the house to start smelling like cat pee.

Thank you so Much.

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Angie - 25 Jun 2006 00:22 GMT

Bring her to the vet. It could be a urinary infection perhaps.

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KenFoley@ShadeyVet.com - 25 Jun 2006 00:58 GMT

I am your vet. Send me $299.99 plus a $75 shipping and handling fee
and I will write you a prescription.

Dr. Kenneth Foley DVM
Shadey Veterinary Services
2130 W. Main
San Antonio, TX
KenFoley@ShadeyVet.com

Here at Shadey Veterinary Services
We do cattle, horses, dogs, cats, and sometimes we even give you the
bird.

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>I have a 11 year old female cat that has just started leaking from her
>bottom. It smells like pee a little but it looks like a clear thin
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>Thank you so Much.

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Catlover Medway - 25 Jun 2006 13:47 GMT

Yes, to the vet absolutely. Is this watery diarrhoea? Take a sample before
you go to the vet.

http://www.fabcats.org/digestiveproblems.html

>I have a 11 year old female cat that has just started leaking from her
>bottom. It smells like pee a little but it looks like a clear thin
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>
>Thank you so Much.

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Judy - 26 Jun 2006 03:35 GMT

>I have a 11 year old female cat that has just started leaking from her
> bottom. It smells like pee a little but it looks like a clear thin
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>
> Thank you so Much.

I have no idea of what this is, but I do know that the best thing you can do
is make an appointment for her with a vet.

If you started leaking from your bottom, what would you do? Look for answers
in a newsgroup or make an appointment with your doctor?

Hello???????????????????

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Angie - 27 Jun 2006 00:37 GMT

Unfortunately many pet owners only see them as animals, second rate
existence. I see my pets as a family member who I care about equally. All
pet owners should view their pets this way. If you come to a NG with a
potentially serious problem, the pet owner is the one that has a problem.

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Judy - 27 Jun 2006 05:34 GMT

> Unfortunately many pet owners only see them as animals, second rate
> existence.

I hear you!

> I see my pets as a family member who I care about equally.

Me too! Actually there have been occassions where my pet family members have
recived preference over me. My pets have always been like children to me.
Their needs usually come before mine.

> All pet owners should view their pets this way.

But sadly they don't.

>If you come to a NG with a potentially serious problem, the pet owner is
>the one that has a >problem.

Agreed.

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