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RE: Kitty stopped using litter box

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Posted by: PHMadameAlto at Tue May 4 18:37:45 2004  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by PHMadameAlto ]  
   

I'm thinking that the kitty might actually still smell some of the stuff you cleaned the box with. She could also be associating some pain from a urinary infection with using the box which is why she leaves in a hurry, or even she somehow associates the loss of the other kitty.

Anyhow a vet visit is good to rule out any medical cause. Feliway and Comfort Zome plug-ins with Feliway might also help if she is grieving. Feliway is a synthetic scent that mimics the "happy" smell a cat leaves when s/he rubs his/her cheek against an object. The plug-ins difuse the scent and are useful for calming a stressed cat, while the spray is usually used in a place where a cat has been peeing to "mark" the spot with a happy smell and hopefully stop the behavior. The website for Feliway is www.feliway.com if you want to read more about it!

Let us know what the vet says. I am sorry about your losing the other cat.

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