>> Today, Ozy (adult male - neutered as a kitten) came into the computer
>> room and jumped into my lap - nothing unusual in that - then he turned
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>What did it smell of?
I knew somebody would ask that. Unfortunately, my head and nose were
completely stuffed up - I'm not sure I could have smelled a skunk.
>If urine, the strange behaviour could be a sign of difficulty
>urinating, in which case get him checked out for crystals or impending
>blockage. Or at least closely watch his urination habits and see if
>there is anything new or different. If he repeatedly vibrates his
>backside when peeing, or trying to pee, that's an indication to check
>him out.
I had him checked recently - no urine problems, but that doesn't
meannothing now.
>Very unusual for a housetrained cat to do that directly on you, but
>maybe he really was trying to give you a message....directly!
Yeah, I guess it's off to the vet again for him.

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