There are a number of infections and conditions that might cause this problem. A common aliment in male cats is feline urological syndrome, while other cats may be suffering from infections of the bladder or urethra or have feline cystitis. You should consult a veterinary surgeon at the earliest opportunity to prevent further health complications resulting from the condition.
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1 jen // Apr 24, 2009 at 6:53 pm
Since moving house, I have had to keep my 2 6 year desexed males inside and one boy keeps sitting in the kitty litter but doing anything, just lifting his tail slightly as though he is urinating, but then he goes to cover a wee that isnt there.
2 pushpa // Jul 26, 2009 at 5:07 am
my cat does not eat anything and he always sleep
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