On Fri, 18 Aug 2006 14:09:45 -0700, Dan M wrote:

Please say no, it would break my heart, but if you all think yes..I will
consider it.

crying
Tweed

If the vet doesn't find a UTI, you might ask about a prescription for an
anti-depressant. I've heard from several people that Prozac, sometimes
Wellbutrin, can help a lot with inappropriate littering problems. And if
you can't get an antidepressant into her by mixing it with food, they also
make an ointment you rub on the inside of the ear. DEFINITELY worth trying!

One of my sister's cats is on a daily dose of Prozac. He is a bit
neurotic, and, without the medicine, responds to any change from
ordinary circumstances by peeing on the out-of-place item.

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